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Ghana inflation rate for August declines to 40.1%
The year-on-year inflation rate for August 2023 declined to 40.1 per cent from 43.1 per cent in July 2023.
Ghana government to privatise Cocoa Processing Company after $163m loss and 16 other SEOs
The Ghana government has hinted of entering a public-private partnership to turn around the fortunes of some 17 State-Owned Enterprises, including the Cocoa Processing Company (CPC).
If I am the worst, then collectively, all of us are the worst – IGP
Dr George Akuffo Dampare, Inspector General of Police (IGP), Tuesday opposed the appraisal of Mr George Alex Mensah, a Commissioner of Police, that he is the worst IGP in the history of Ghana.
Court issues bench warrant for the arrest of three businessmen over GH¢621,000 fraud
An Accra Circuit Court has issued a bench warrant for the arrest of three businessmen over an alleged GH¢621,000.00 oil fraud.
Some workers feared dead after Anto Aboso quarry explosion
An explosion at the Omni Quarry site at Anto Aboso in the Shama District of the Western Region has left many injured with some feared dead under the rubble.
Cape Coast Court Complex now a danger to users
The continuous deterioration of the Cape Coast Court Complex now in a perilous state, is posing significant danger to the lives of staff and hundreds of people who frequent the building daily.
President commissions first oil from Jubilee South East Project
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo Friday commissioned First Oil from the Jubilee South East (JSE) Project.
Gold Fields Ghana says it spent $896m on goods and services from suppliers
Gold Fields Ghana Limited in 2022 spent $896 million to procure goods and services from registered suppliers.
Two men jailed 20 years for robbing woman of GH¢650 mobile phone
Two men who threatened a woman with a cutlass and robbed her of her mobile valued at GH¢650, have been sentenced to 10 years imprisonment each by an Adentan Circuit Court.
Violent extremism said to cost Africa $1b in economic losses
Violent extremism has a huge devastating toll on Africa, causing more than $1 billion in economic losses on the continent, the International Association for Global Peace (IAGP) has said.