BUSINESS

Ghana-Togo Maritime Dispute: International arbitration an option – Team Ghana

The government of Ghana has announced that it will not hesitate to seek international arbitration if its counterparts from neighbouring Togo fail to cooperate with Ghana’s Technical Delegation Team that is negotiating a maritime dispute along the eastern border of the country. Ghana and Togo have failed to come to a consensus after three rounds of negotiations on the maritime ...

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Cartons of unwholesome Litty Mackerel destroyed by FDA

The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) has destroyed 317 cartons of unregistered and unwholesome Litty Mackerel at the Nsumia landfill site, near Nsawam. Briefing the Daily Graphic, the Public Relations Officer of the FDA, Mr James Lartey, explained that a physical inspection of the product revealed that the tins were dented, bloated or leaking. He said two persons had so ...

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Guinness Ghana appoints new legal director

Ghana’s leading total beverage company Guinness Ghana Breweries PLC has appointed a new Legal Director, Suzannè Butah. Suzannè is an experienced dual England and Ghana qualified commercial lawyer, born and raised in Accra. She received her LLB from the University of Essex in the UK and her Master’s in Law from the University College London. Suzannè undertook her training contract ...

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Overaged Civil servants to be removed from payroll – Domelovo

Civil Servants who have hit their retirement age but are still in the public service will soon be removed from the public sector payroll, Auditor General Daniel Domelovo has hinted. The move is intended to rid the service of overaged staff in compliance with regulations of the public service. “We shall also identify those who are overaged because under Article ...

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NAM1 owes 46,000 clients a total of $42m

The embattled gold collectibles firm, Menzgold Ghana Limited, reportedly owes its customers about $42 million. Currently, there are an estimated 46,000 individuals whose funds have been locked up with Menzgold, and they are mounting pressure on the relevant authorities to recover their investments. Initially, there were speculations that Menzgold owed its customers about $200 million. Plea Deal Already, details are ...

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GHACEM to meet 3 million tonnes production target

Leading cement manufacturer, GHACEM, has said the company is working to attain it’s three million tonnes production target by the end of the year. This will propel the company to meet its set target of producing and distributing 60 million bags of cement in 2019, the Managing Director of GHACEM, Mr Morten Gade, has told the Daily Graphic. “Strategically, what ...

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How to avoid Ponzi schemes and other investment frauds

Whether you are a first-time investor or have been investing for many years, there are some basic questions you should always ask before you commit your hard-earned money to an investment. Too many investors might have avoided trouble and losses if they had asked questions from the start and verified the answers with information from independent sources. When you consider ...

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AngloGold offered Obuasi mine to me at $1 – Otumfuo

Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II has said managers of AngloGold Ashanti’s Obuasi Mine were frustrated with the invasion of their concessions by illegal miners in the past, to the extent that they offered to sell the entire mine to him at $1. The mine was shut down in 2014 due to the government’s inability to secure the concession from illegal ...

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PwC to take ‘legal action’ against loan defaulters of defunct UT, Capital Banks

Price Water House Coopers (PwC) has hinted of possible “legal action” to help recover outstanding loans secured from defunct UT and Capital Banks. This was after the joint receivers for the defunct banks, Price Water House Coopers, published the names of these defaulters in the Newspapers on January 18 2019. According to the notice signed by Vish Asiagbor and Eric ...

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Govt suspends tax stamp policy on textile

Government has suspended plans to begin the implementation of the tax stamp policy for the textile industry which is slated for this month. The move is to ensure additional security features are added to the stamp. Government revealed last year of its plans to extend the tax stamp policy to textiles in order to curb smuggling of the product in ...

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