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The Member of Parliament for Okaikoi Central, Patrick Boamah has accused the Minority in Parliament of choosing the approval of loans over the passage of the Right to Information Bill when they were the Majority in Parliament. Debating the budget statement on the floor of Parliament, he expressed confidence in President Nana Akufo-Addo’s promise to ensure that the bill is passed. In the view of Patrick Boamah, the previous NDC administration was “corrupt and did drag” its feet in the passage of the RTI. “You had a Minister of State in charge of government business who should have ushered in the bill…
The Managing Director of FirstBanC financial services, Mr. Amenyo Setordzie has observed that although the wide-ranging tax cuts could place the government’s fiscal position under pressure, the 2017 budget is achievable. Analyzing the 2017 budget presented by the Finance Minister last week, Mr. Setordzie described government’s finance policy as ambitious. He however cautioned, “Key risks to the revenue projections include high inflation, exchange rate volatility and slow growth in lending, all of which will mitigate the positive effect of tax cuts on the business environment and affect revenues from income and property taxes as well as from goods and services.…
The Ghana Private Road Transport Union and the Ghana Road Transport Coordinating Council say they have not officially increased transportation fares, despite reports of some increment by some drivers. Checks by 3FM at some lorry stations in Accra Friday showed between 10 and 15 per cent increment in fares which has angered some passengers many of whom engaged in serious arguments with the drivers. But some of the drivers who have increased their fares say the decision was necessitated by the rising cost of fuel prices at the pump. National chairman of the Ghana Road Transport Coordinating Council (GRTCC), Ben…
Ghanaian actor John Dumelo has waded into the latest alarming rate at which suicide is being recorded among young ladies in the country. In the spate of a week, three suicide cases involving students from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, University of Ghana Legon and a JHS in the Central region have been reported. The celebrated actor expressed worry about the recent happenings and has some advice for families on his twitter page. The rate at which people are committing suicide is alarming. We should open up more to friends and family who are troubled….. — Mr…
Traditional leaders and members of the inland fishing and aquaculture fraternity from the Lower Volta basin have proposed the establishment of an authority to address the challenges of the communities. The groups indicated at a meeting with former President Jerry John Rawlings in Accra last Tuesday, that the establishment of the authority was necessary as the Lower Volta communities have continually encountered serious unresolved challenges since the construction of the Akosombo dam decades ago. The former president who hosted the delegation drawn from the Fisheries and Aquaculture Alliance and its associates as well as chiefs, queenmothers and cadres from the…
The sacked executives of the National Democratic Congress at Lawra in the Upper West Region have described as baseless and lies, the claim that they contributed to the poor performance of the party in the constituency in 2016 general elections. Four of the executives, Secretary, Deputy Youth Organiser, Women’s Organiser and Director of Communication, were dismissed for allegedly contributing to the defeat of the party’s parliamentary candidate in the election, Bede Ziedeng. According to the Constituency Chairman of the party, Joshua Lotaa, the four executives supported the dismissed former MP of the area, Sampson Abu, who contested as independent candidate.…
Flatulence is the stuff of comedy for people young and old, and it’s not something often discussed in polite company. However, it is something that we all do once in a while. In fact, your farts can speak volumes about your health and wellness. So, even if it makes your nose wrinkle, go ahead—have a whiff! See (or rather, smell) for yourself what your farts say about your body. What Are Farts? Farts are a mix of swallowed air that enters the digestive system “accidentally” while breathing (that would be all the air that passes through your mouth — whether it…
Flatulence is the stuff of comedy for people young and old, and it’s not something often discussed in polite company. However, it is something that we all do once in a while. In fact, your farts can speak volumes about your health and wellness. So, even if it makes your nose wrinkle, go ahead—have a whiff! See (or rather, smell) for yourself what your farts say about your body. What Are Farts? Farts are a mix of swallowed air that enters the digestive system “accidentally” while breathing (that would be all the air that passes through your mouth — whether it…
Illegal mining activities along the Black Volta River is threatening potable water supply in Wa in the Upper West Region, the Community Water and Sanitation Agency has said. The continuous activities of the illegal miners, according to the Upper West Regional Director of the Agency, Wolanyo Kudzo Siebi, is affecting the quality of water and likely to increase the cost of water treatment for domestic use. Mr Siebi who is also a member of the Black Volta Basin Committee told TV3, said he is not sure that the Wa water project at Jambusi has been designed for polluted raw water,…
A driver, said to be working with Engineers and Planners and identified as William Boamah, has reportedly been shot dead by armed robbers on the Tamale-Salaga road in the Northern Region. The shooting was said to have happened at about 7:00pm Thursday while the deceased and others were returning from Tamale. One of the persons who survived the shooting and gave his name as Kelle claimed the incident happened between Kpalbisi and Jidanturu just on the rough section of the road. According to him, when they got to that stretch of the road they, the saw two people holding torchlight,…