$30 ‘SAFETY CHARGE’ TO HIT AIRLINES
The Ghana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) is seeking to charge $10 per passenger and $20 per tonne of cargo as ‘safety charge’ on every international air-ticket and cargo in the country starting August 1, 2016.
AGI ‘NOT AMUSED’ WITH STATIC POLICY RATE
The Association of Ghana Industries (AGI) has expressed disappointment in the Bank of Ghana’s decision to maintain its policy rate at 26 percent for the fourth consecutive time, arguing ti will not provide any respite for businesses.
BAWUMIA EXPOSES GOV’T OVER IMF DEAL
The Vice Presidential Candidate of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, believes there is more to what the government has been telling Ghanaians regarding the finances of the country and its dealings with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
COP KILLED IN NIGERIAN KING CONVOY IN CAPE COAST
A 40-year-old police dispatch rider, General Corporal Miichael Essel, met his untimely death in an accident in Cape Coast in the Central Region.
HORROR AT CEMETERY: 8 CRUSHED TO DEATH
Eight persons died when the brakes of one of two tipper trucks, which tried to overtake four other vehicles in a convoy, failed and the truck ran over the victims who were near a cemetery.
10 MICROFINANCE COMPANIES BLACKLISTED
The Bank of Ghana has blacklisted 10 illegal microfinance companies in the country, warning the general public to desist from transacting business with them.
DANGOTE CEMENT CREATS 5,000 JOBS
Dangote Cement Ghana limited has taken delivery of 1,000 trucks into the country resulting in the creating of 5,000 direct and indirect jobs as drivers and other technical staff have been engaged.
IMF BAILOUT IN JEOPARDY AS MPs KICK AGAINST BoG’s ZERO FINANCING OF GOV’T
Government’s refusal to submit the agreement covering the three-year International Monetary Fund (IMF) bailout programme to Parliament for approval before signing onto it in April last year is now threatening to derail the programme and deny Ghana access to disbursement of the next tranche of balance of payment support.
GOV’T ACCEPTS GH ¢967.5M IN 5-YEAR DOMESTIC BONDS
Government accepted GH¢967.5 million worth of bids for a five-year domestic bond issue on Thursday and will pay a fixed yield of 24.75%, transaction arrangers said.
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