Holding no punches, the Communication minister Ursula Owusu-Ekuful has revealed, telcom companies have 11 days to allow government monitor their call traffic aimed at check tax compliance.
On Corruption School on Joy FM’s Super Morning Show’s Corruption Watch programme on Wednesday, a discussion on student politics revealed the scary lengths students go to get elected into office.
A former CEO of the NIA has dismissed claims by members of the governing party that the previous regime left the organisation reeling under a huge debt.
The chairmanship race for the governing New Patriotic Party has been reduced to three following the withdrawal of Alhaji Abubakar Abdul Rahman also known as Alhaji Short.
Bible verses have become the latest source of defence in the controversial government contract to authenticate the revenues telcos declare to government.
A Microfinance consultant has stated microfinance companies in the country should not be regulated in the same way as mainstream financial institutions.
The Anas-Kwesi Nyantakyi issue has taken a different twist. Kennedy Agyapong is waging a campaign to discredit the man known for his impactful exposes, and the wearing of facial masks.
The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has released a full transcript of its engagement with the media during its Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting recently held in Accra.
Mexican High Commissioner to Ghana and the Minister for Aviation have started bilateral discussions that could see airlines offering direct flights between Ghana and Mexico.
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