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Mining Lease Agreements For Bauxite, Lithium Laid Before Parliament
Lithium mining The government through the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources has laid before Parliament for consideration, mining lease…
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Withdraw The Cement Price Regulation – CUTS Urges Trade Minister
Cement bags A leading Research and Public Policy think tank CUTS International Accra has called on the Minister for Trade…
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Cedi Moves To Sell At GH¢15.70 to $1 At Major Forex Bureaus
Ghana’s local currency, the cedi, continues to decline in value against major trading currencies, particularly the US dollar. As of…
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MIG’s CEO WRITES: Break-Even Analysis In Modern Business For Entrepreneurs And Startups
Dr. Maxwell Ampong The break-even point (BEP) and break-even analysis are related financial concepts used to assess a business’s financial…
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Spirituality Will Not Deliver Ghana From Its Economic Woes – GAWU
General Secretary of the General Agriculture Workers Union, Edward Kareweh Edward Kareweh, the General Secretary of the General Agriculture Workers…
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Kempinski Accra: Redefining Gentlemanly Grooming With #KempinskiAbranti3
The Gentlemen’s Salon at Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City Accra is a tribute to the art of grooming. The #KempinskiAbranti3…
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My Case For Banking With GCB, From Agrarian Roots To Digital Innovation
I would mention GCB Bank PLC as my bank of choice and get raised eyebrows. “Ghana Commercial Bank? But Why?”…
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I Will Develop Affordable Social Housing For Ghanaians – Mahama
Former president and NDC flagbearer, John Dramani Mahama Former president and flag bearer for the opposition National Democratic Congress, John Dramani Mahama,…
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SSNIT HOTELS: ‘My Son’s Company Bid Between $150m To $200m, But It Was Rejected’ – Freddie Blay
Freddie Blay, Board Chairman of the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) A former National Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Freddie Blay,…
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Bond Market: Market Turnover Expands To GH¢546.49m
The Ghanaian secondary bond market sustained the uptrend in activity last week. This reflected in a notable increase of nearly…
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