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Fuel prices are expected to fall between 3% and 10% at the pumps, beginning tomorrow March 16, 2023, the Institute for Energy Security (IES) has projected.Fuel prices are expected to fall between 3% and 10% at the pumps, beginning tomorrow March 16, 2023, the Institute for Energy Security (IES) has projected.
Chairman of Parliament’s Roads and Highways Committee in Parliament, Kennedy Osei Nyarko wants road tolls pegged at GH¢5.
St Thomas Aquinas Senior High School has won the 2023 Ghana Culture Day Interschool Debate after beating last year’s winners, Accra Girls Senior High School in a keenly contested showpiece.
Government has assured bondholders who did not subscribe to the Domestic Debt Exchange Programme (DDEP) that processes have begun to “settle payments on outstanding bonds”.
The Ministry of Local Government, Decentralisation, and Rural Development, in partnership with Zoomlion Ghana Limited and the Fanteakwa South District Assembly, has announced the launch of a rice production project in Bosuso.
Human rights lawyer, Francis-Xavier Sosu is calling for investigations into the arrest and beatings meted out to some residents of Ashaiman by the military.
Ghana’s Second Lady, Samira Bawumia has obtained a Law Degree from the University of London.
Philip Acquah, an Assistant Commissioner in Charge of VAT Administration with the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA), has remarked that migration of businesses unto the E-VAT system is scheduled to end on 31st December 2024.
The Convener of the Individual Bondholders Forum, Senyo Hosi, has blamed the Finance Ministry, the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for their role in the gradual destruction of the financial market. According to him, government’s failure to pay for the matured coupons at the due date to bondholders who checked out of the Domestic Debt Exchange Programme will erode the little confidence investors have in Ghana’s financial market. Speaking in a Citi News interview on Tuesday, he said that the Finance Ministry, GSE as well as SEC all have roles to play and therefore…
The Ministry of Finance has been given a 48-hour ultimatum to pay all matured principal and outstanding coupons due on the existing bonds issued by the government.