Business News of Tuesday, 5 February 2019
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Government awards $799 million upstream petroleum contracts to Ghanaian companies
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Ghana to save $680 million annually after reviewing power purchase agreements
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Ghana Free Zones Authority plans for special economic zones
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GHC1m worth of smuggled petroleum products seized - Energy Minister
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Government's late payment of tariffs cause of ECG's debts - Minister admits
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Contaminated fuel saga: Committee report reveals it was not sold to the market - BOST MD
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Ghana-Netherlands strengthen partnership in agric
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Dr. K.K Sarpong ‘fires’ GNPC Procurement Manager
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600 Ghanaian firms operate in upstream petroleum sector
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Disinfection of containers at Tema Port to commence in February
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Prudential rewards outstanding sales staff with luxury overseas holidays
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GCB: The best in CSR activities in 2018
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'BoG witch-hunted solvent Heritage Bank to satisfy personal desires' – Ayariga
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Young women urged to tap into maritime opportunities
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GCB Bank declared Best in CSR activities in 2018
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Ghana Exim Bank to build 100 Greenhouses in 2019
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Cedi falls behind emerging market peers
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Dutch Vice Prime Minister on a 3-day working visit to Ghana
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NABCO personnel allowance not taxable – GRA
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Centre-right ideology could better serve the people - Bawumia
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Bayport motor Insurance launched