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Attorney General Dominic Ayine says National Cathedral spending could have helped complete some stalled Agenda 111 hospitals, citing findings in a PwC report.
President John Mahama says the Upper East Airport project will soon move into construction, with plans to develop an economic city around the facility.
Ghana says it fully financed the evacuation of more than 1,600 citizens from South Africa and owes Pretoria no reimbursement.
Ghana’s telecom and digital chambers want a shared fraud control system to exchange risk signals and protect digital transactions.
Ghana spends about US$168 million annually on fresh and processed tomato imports, while a ginger disease outbreak has pushed import dependence above 99 percent.
Lawyer Martin Kpebu has urged the Ghana Bar Association and judges to negotiate a settlement to the growing dispute over Ghana’s legal vacation.
Kofi Tonto has denied involvement in an alleged fraud scheme at Ghana’s Embassy in Washington, explaining an $800 payment as a lawful child benefit.
Justice Francis Achibonga has warned that Kwabena Adu-Boahen and Angela Adjei-Boateng may have to continue cross examination if their lawyer is absent.
The High Court has rejected a defence request to adjourn the Mustapha Hamid case to October, rescheduling proceedings for August 18.
Lands Minister Emmanuel Armah Kofi Buah has upheld the revocation of Adamus Resources’ Akango, Salman and Nkroful mining leases with immediate effect.
The Ghana Adventist Health Services has offered to partner government to complete selected Agenda 111 projects, with a focus on specialised and underserved healthcare.
The Ghana Maritime Authority has facilitated the repatriation of 12 stranded seafarers from MV Rahaf Moon after months of unpaid wages and difficult living conditions.