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National Cathedral: ‘Is $58m put in a big hole not causing financial loss to the state?’ – Jantuah quizzes A-G

Kwame Jantuah, a member of the Convention People’s Party (CPP) and a private legal practitioner, has expressed discontent about the selective application of the prosecutorial powers of the Attorney-General on issues of public officials causing financial loss to the state, citing the botched national cathedral project. Lawyer Jantuah questioned the …

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IMF Board to approve $360m third tranche by end of June

Ghana’s second review programme for a third tranche of US$360 million is expected to go before the Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) by the end of June 2024. This is to see to the approval and disbursement of additional funds under the country’s Extended Credit Facility (ECF) …

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Gomoa bridge collapse: Farmer almost in tears as he counts losses

Samuel Opoku, a fish farmer at Gomoa Mampong has been left reeling from a devastating setback following the collapse of the bridge Ayensu River Bridge on the Accra-Winneba Highway. Mr Opoku’s fish ponds, spanning several hectares have been flooded, washing away months of hard work and investment. The aggrieved farmer …

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A crate of eggs to sell at GHS 70–75 soon – Poultry farmer

Following the recent hike in food prices in Ghana amid the harsh economic challenges the country is facing, poultry farmers have warned Ghanaians about a significant increase in price of eggs. During an interview Joseph Boakye Yiadom attributed the price surge to what he describes as an increase in production input. …

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VIP passenger slumps to death while crossing road to urinate

A passenger on board a Kumasi-bound VIP bus with registration number AC 1489-22 has reportedly slumped and died while crossing the road to urinate. MyNewsGh reported the incident occurred between Atwedie and Juaso on the Accra-Kumasi Highway on Wednesday morning. The deceased believed to be in his 40s according to …

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