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Govt, Organised Labour base pay meeting ends inconclusively for 7th time...
A meeting between Organized Labour and government over the demand for a 60% increment in base pay on the single spine salary structure...
OBG signs MoU with the Association of Ghana Industries for new...
A report by the global research and advisory company Oxford Business Group (OBG) out early next year will explore Ghana’s efforts to attract...
Ada’s One Big Family reignited with love
One Big Family, the foremost youth organisation for young persons of Ada origin, held a two-day unity gathering dubbed ‘Ignite Love for a...
Govt can rake in GH¢9bn at ports – Tax analyst – Citi...
Tax analyst, Geoffrey Ocansey is projecting that government could generate about GH¢9 billion with the implementation of the withdrawal of the discount values...
Government says debt exchange talks with pension funds continuing
The Finance Ministry on Wednesday said negotiations on the terms of a domestic debt exchange agreement with local pension funds were continuing and...
Inflation for December jumps to 54.1% – Citi Business News
The Ghana Statistical Service has pegged the inflation rate for December 2022 at 54.1 percent.
This means that in the month of December 2022,...
Resignation of Agric Minister long-overdue – Agribusiness Chamber
The Chief Executive of the Agribusiness Chamber, Anthony Morrison, has welcomed the resignation of Minister for Food and Agriculture, Dr. Owusu Afriyie Akoto,...
Gold Fields sells 26k ounces of gold to BoG
Gold Fields Ghana sold 26,000 ounces of gold to the Bank of Ghana (BoG) in December 2022, following a gold purchasing agreement with...
Databank’s liquidity challenges being resolved – Kojo Addae-Mensah – Citi Business...
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Databank, Kojo Addae-Mensah has disclosed that the fund management company is almost through with resolving its liquidity challenges.
The...
SSNIT increases maximum insurable earning to ¢42,000
The Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) has increased the maximum insurable earning for 2023 to ¢42,000, from ¢35,000.This increase takes effect...
