Economy
Transport fares to go down by 15.3 per cent Monday
Transport fares will be reduced by 15.3 per cent, effective Monday, December 19, 2022.
Genetic resources utilisation: Ghana advocates one percent of income to countries of origin
Ghana has called on developed countries to allocate one per cent of the retail price of all commercial income from the utilisation of genetic resources and traditional knowledge associated with...
Motorists delighted as fuel prices drop for third straight week
Some motorists, including commercial transport operators have expressed delight about the continuous drop in fuel prices in the last three weeks.
Top executives of two companies arrested for tax fraud
The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has apprehended two top executives of two companies in the Eastern Region for allegedly producing and distributing products with a falsified and altered excise tax...
Parliament approves NDPC, Head of Civil Service 2023 fiscal year budget estimates
Parliament has approved the sum of GH¢13, 265,310.00 to finance the implementation of the programmes and activities for the National Development Planning Commission (NDPC) for the 2023 financial year.
‘IMF deal is not the best to tackle our challenges’ – Economic Analyst
Mr. Enoch Okomfo Okonah, an economic analyst, has stated that securing a deal with the International Monetary Fund might not be the best solution to tackle the structural challenges confronting...
We will declare an indefinite nationwide strike if government defaults Pensions Payments-CLOGSAG
The Civil and Local Government Staff Association, Ghana (CLOGSAG), has hinted of an indefinite strike if the Government fails to honour the payment of pensions on due dates.
Ghana needs pragmatic thought leadership to transform economy beyond IMF programme – Agumenu
Dr Donald Agumenu, a Governance Expert, has called for pragmatic thought leadership to transform the economy and make it resilient beyond an International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan-support programme.
Parliament approves GHC1.2 billion for Transport Ministry, agencies
Parliament on Wednesday approved GHC1.2 billion for the Transport Ministry and its agencies to carry out activities for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2023.
Parliament approves GH¢5.3 billion as 2023 budget estimates for Ministry of Roads and Highways
Parliament Wednesday approved the sum of GH¢5,295,359,626 for the activities of the Ministry of Roads and Highways for the financial year ending December 31, 2023.
