Home - News of Tuesday 6 August 2013

UTAG awaits response from government
SEC, GSE act on liquidity challenge
PURC to announce increase in utility tariffs
Petitioners: Only valid votes must count
Petitioners clear Mahama, EC of fraud charges
Negotiate salaries before budget - President
MODEC to build new FPSO for TEN project
Mahama: SSSS won’t be scrapped
Mahama wants to cover-up rot in GYEEDA report - Kuranchie
Mahama promises more roads
JM’s “killer punch” ahead of SC oral addresses
ICT Security policy for rural banks
Govt, BoG commit to offload stake in ADB
Gov't spends GH¢4.3bn on single spine
Ghana's Oil cash missing
Ghana made products nominated for awards
Ghana face Turkey friendly on Aug 14
GCB appoints Asaga, Ricketts-Hagan onto its board
ECG, detractors will not intimidate me – K.T. Hammond
ECG faces US$170m funding gap
EC accuses NPP of cherry-picking evidence
Cocoa Merchants to increase support for farmers
Clearing agents cause congestion at Tema Port
Advocacy programme on 2014 budget opens today
A second national capital is needless – K B Asante
‘Publish the taxes we pay’
Mahama orders A-G; Prosecute those who misappropriated funds
Ghana testing four genetically modified crops
Suame Magazine to outdoor devt fund
Ghana loses us$67 million in two years
French Fund provides grants to three CSOs
Ministry commits to passage of Affirmative Action Bill
Govt pays GH¢31.7m compensation to land owners
Mahama opens SSSS forum in Ho today
DCEs must be elected, President admits but...
AGI faults West African govts over high cost of doing business
Govt, TUC in tango over release of Tema Shipyard to Tullow
Subsidies on all petroleum products to be scraped by end of year
NDC MP declared wanted by Police
Veep returns from Iran
Internal auditors brainstorm for improved practices
Jealously guard the integrity of the legal profession - Okudzeto
Ghana’s cocoa may be blacklisted
Tonnes of food locked up in Sene districts
Nkroful youth clash with Adamus over mining concession
Gold Coast Securities adjudged Investment Advisor of the year
Ghana’s economy has gone down to the dogs – Nana Akomea