A couple of weeks ago, the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) intervened in a matter between the Ada Traditional Council and Radio Ada which had raged since June this year.
Community development entails the provision of infrastructural facilities for the people. This can be attained through a number of organisations, which include the government and non-governmental organisations (NGOs).
On August 10, the Graphic Business, with support from one of the country’s foremost banks, Stanbic Bank, created a unique platform for key players in different sectors of the economy to make suggestions to the government as it prepares the 2023 Budget Statement and Economic Policy.
Last week Friday, the dust finally settled on the fracas between the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) and residents of Yilo and Manya Krobo in the Eastern Region, leading to the restoration of electricity after the residents had been in total darkness for three weeks.
Ghana recently launched a national African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Policy Framework and Action Plan to position private businesses in the country to fully take advantage of AfCFTA.
The Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU) has, in collaboration with the Road Safety Management Services Limited (RSMSL), introduced a new digital vehicle towing policy and an electronic ticketing platform to ensure the speedy removal of breakdown vehicles from our roads to prevent crashes.
The Department of Urban Roads on Tuesday, August 17, 2022, raised concerns over median signs and billboards mounted at the various road intersections in the city of Accra. Without any doubt, the signs instead of beautifying our streets rather clutter the median and pose a danger to motorists.
In our bid to enhance opportunities for job creation and employment in the country, the need to develop the aluminium industry in Ghana cannot be overemphasised.
Food security is a national security issue and that is why any discussion to ensure that there is enough food to feed the population must be of great importance.
On August 5, 2022, Standard and Poor’s (S&P) Global Ratings downgraded Ghana’s foreign and local currency credit ratings from B-/B To CCC+/C, with a negative outlook.
According to S&P, the downgrade was due to intensifying financial and external pressures on the economy.
Within the same week, Fitch, another rating agency, announced a similar downgrade, placing the country in a disturbing status as far as the investor community is concerned.
Much as the government has expressed disappointment at the downgrades, the fact still remains that the country is facing serious financial and economic challenges.
Ghana’s debt has reached near unsustainable levels, although the government is determined not to default when payments are due.
However, our dire situation has necessitated calls for a rethink of the economic management model of the country.
The Graphic Business is not oblivious of the fact that among the root causes of our challe
Every society thrives when there is the rule of law, and it is equally important that the rights of the weak and the poor are protected in the administration of justice.
The third deadline for re-registration of mobile phone SIM cards – September 30, will soon be up after the second deadline of July 31 expired. Many people are still waiting to acquire the primary document, the Ghana Card, for the re re-registration of their SIM cards.
There is no denying the fact that the country is facing economic challenges which has necessitated calls for a rethink of the economic management model of the country.
Rivalry among halls of residence on university campuses is a normal thing and students often use it as a source of entertainment and a show of which hall is reigning or the mightiest on the campus.
Cybersecurity experts, policy makers and civil society organisations recently met in Accra to deliberate on an appropriate policy for a safer environment on the Internet for children and young people in the country.
THE government has extended the deadline for the mobile telecommunication subscriber identification module (SIM) re-registration by two more months, but with conditions.
Recently, the Conference of Heads of Assisted Senior High Schools (CHASS) directed its members to suspend all extra-curricular activities in their schools and focus mainly on academic work, the reason being the lack of funds to even feed the students and carry out other basic things in the schools.
