When news broke out that the Bank of Ghana (BoG) had revoked the licenses of UT Bank and Capital Bank, because they were “deeply insolvent”, meaning their liabilities overwhelmed their assets, shareholders, customers and members of the Ghanaian public were taken aback. According to the BoG, which indicated in a statement that it made efforts […]
By Maxwell Ofori Ghana’s non-oil export to the United States (US) is expected to increase to US$500 million, from the current US$12 million, by 2020, President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has stated. According to him, the government was also in the process of finalising a new strategy and action plan geared towards exploiting the US African […]
By Maxwell Ofori President Akufo-Addo has revealed that the energy crisis, which hit the nation for four solid years with its attendant loss of jobs, caused us a whopping $3 billion. According to him, small, medium and large-scale operators suffered under the mismanagement of the energy sector. Launching the second edition of the Policy […]
From William Nlanjerbor Jalulah, Paga Some residents of Ghana’s border town of Paga, in the Kassena-Nankana West District of the Upper East Region, say they are now living in fear, following a terrorist attack that killed 18 people in neighbouring Burkina Faso on Sunday. Though residents were seen going about their normal businesses […]
From Samuel Agbewode, Peki The National Teachers Council (NTC) of the Ministry of Education has stoked another fire with the announcement that teachers are going to write a special examination, which they must pass, before being a granted license to teach. In August 2014, Dr Augustine Tawiah, then Executive Secretary of the National Teaching […]
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