President Mahama engages businesses on government’s 24-Hour Economy Policy
President Mahama said the 24-Hour vision was both a destination and a programme.
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Libyan ministers resign as protesters call for government to step down.
The demonstrators gathered in Martyrs’ Square in Tripoli, chanting slogans such as “The nation wants to topple the government” and “We want elections.”
US Support for Security and Healthcare in Northern Ghana
Mrs. Palmer said this here in Tamale on Tuesday when she paid a courtesy call on the Northern Regional Minister, Ali Adolf John Mburidiba, in his office.
Gov’t, Traders Agree on 60-day Ultimatum to Reduce Prices of Goods
Addressing Journalists after the meeting, Mrs. Ofosu-Adjare hinted that the negotiations have been fruitful and hopes that the outcome will be positive for the economy.
Mahama Appoints Prof. Lord Mensah as Head of Local Government Service
Professor of Financial Economics at the University of Ghana Business School, Lord Mensah has been appointed as the new Head of Local Government Service.
Government, Gold Fields reach agreement on Damang Mine lease.
The newly struck deal grants Gold Fields a 12-month mining lease for the Damang mine, during which the company will resume mining operations.
Government to discuss fare reductions with transport operators – Ampem Nyarko.
government will hold discussion with transport operators in the next couple of weeks to reduce fares in response to declining fuel prices.
Gov’t revokes Akonta mining’s licence over alleged Galamsey activities.
The decision follows what the Minister described as “overwhelming evidence” of illegal mining and criminal syndication
Govt sacks Labour Commission Boss Ofosu Asamoah.
Prior to his appointment to the NLC, Mr. Asamoah served multiple terms in Parliament and was once the Deputy Majority Chief Whip.
Government to run Damang mine operations – Minerals Commission.
Mr. Tandoh stressed that while the country continues to welcome foreign investments, mining agreements cannot last indefinitely