List Of Confirmed Acting CEOs And MDs Appointed By Mahama So Far
These appointments form part of the President’s efforts to solidify leadership within critical institutions as he establishes his administration.
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Donald Trump makes ‘two Genders’ And Anti-DEI Policy Indorsed
Two of the orders he revoked included a Biden directive aimed at preventing discrimination based on gender identity or sexual orientation.
Machado, Venezuelan’s Opposition Leader Free After Being ‘Violently Intercepted’
In a later update, her team posted that “during the period of her kidnapping she was forced to record several videos and was later released.”
Nigeria’s Export Spreads To Kenya Under Africa’s Most Ambitious Trade Deal
Reports on Sunday indicated that Kenya has received its first shipment from Nigeria under the African Continental Free Trade Area.
Gov’t acquires GH¢8.8 billion in T-bills as interest rates hit 30%
This led to an oversubscription of 39.14 percent in the money market.
USA To Reach Debt Ceiling Tuesday, Congress’ Countdown Starts
Reaching the cap ramps up pressure on congressional Republicans, but lawmakers have a little time before they must act to avoid a first-ever default, which would likely cause global economic upheaval.
Oti Region: Police, Military Posted To Nkwanta After Fatal Clashes
The violence, which erupted on Wednesday, January 15, has left three people dead and several others injured.
US Senator Advises Ghana To Pay Debts To American Companies Before Pursuing More IMF Aid
This follows reports that Ghana’s incoming finance minister is considering further IMF support to address the country’s worsening economic challenges.
Recollections Of Diplomatic Passports Issued By Previous Government For Verification
In a statement issued on Tuesday, January 14, President John Mahama, through his Executive Secretary, explained that the decision to recall the passports was to ensure their proper use, prevent misuse, and protect Ghana’s integrity.
US President Declares $770 One-Time Payment For California Fire Victims
Nearly $5.1 million in immediate aid has already been distributed, with victims of the wildfires in Los Angeles being given a one-time payment of $770.