Accra, September 8, 2017//-The Secretary of the Komenda Sugar Project Management Board, Ransford Chatman Vanni-Amoah has accused a Deputy Minister of Trade and Industry, Robert Ahomka-Lindsay of perjury.
Category: News
Ghana: World Vision Declares War on Open Defecation
World Vision, a leading child-focused international Non-Governmental Organization (NGO), has declared war on open defecation in its 25 operational Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies (MMDAs) across Ghana.
Delivering Water, Food and Energy Security For All
September 8, 2017//-I can’t think of a more symbolic and inspirational location to promote innovative solutions around water, food and energy than the iconic Afsluitdijk. The dam is a masterpiece of Dutch engineering and a symbol for the country’s centuries-long fight against flooding from the sea.
Ethiopia’s Gold Trading Centres to Boost Exports
September 8, 2017//-Ethiopia has established five gold trading centers as it seeks to boost its export income from the mining sector.
Togo Crisis: Ghana Warns Citizens over Security Threats
Accra, September, 2017//-The Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) has issued an alert to all Ghanaian citizens against travelling to neighbouring Togo due to the political tension there.
PURC staff Locked Out Offices, Want Boss Fired
Accra, September 7, 2017//-Staff of the Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) in Accra have been locked out of their office as they demand the immediate removal of their Chief Executive, Samuel Sarpong, who has been accused of operational mismanagement.
Ghana: 57 Fuel Stations Fined GH¢261,000 for Cheating Customers
Accra, September 7, 2017//-Fifty-seven oil marketing companies (OMCs) have been sanctioned by the Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) for engaging in various infractions detrimental to the interest of consumers.
Protecting Petroleum Consumers; What You Need to Know
Accra, September 7, 2017//-Balancing the needs of petroleum consumers and petroleum service providers is very crucial to the National Petroleum Authority’s operations. Section 2(f) of the NPA Act 2005 (Act 691) mandates the Authority to monitor the standards of performance and quality of service provision rendered by the petroleum service providers (PSPs) to the consumer.
Open Letter to the Minister of Education-Dr Mathew Opoku Prempeh
I bring you warm greetings from the beautiful campuses of Pentecost University College, Sowutuom-Accra. I do not need to ask how you are faring because I see your beautiful pictures in the papers, on television and on online portals.