President Akufo-Addo has revealed that Ghana has been officially taken off the European Union’s list of money laundering and terrorist financing countries. This feat was achieved after the country enacted various legislations to criminalize money laundering and combat the crime. As required, Ghana had adequately strengthened its regime against the two
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Some batches of Nestle products recalled from the market
Some batches of coagulated milk products from Nestle Ghana Limited has been recalled off the market, Food and Drugs Authority has revealed. This was after numerous complaints from consumers of Ideal and Carnation Milk. The food regulatory body revealed in a statement that several batches of the products were recalled
Transport fares to be increased by 40% from January 17
After barely a month where Ghanaians who depend on various public means of commercial transport had to go through an ordeal on December 6 2021 due to a strike by commercial drivers which was later addressed, there is another issue in the sector but this time relating to fare increment.
Patronize local goods to support the economy – Former NIB Director
On countless occasions, Ghanaians have been advised to tone down on the taste for foreign goods and rather prioritize locally manufactured commodities to boost the economy and the currency as well. A former Deputy Managing Director of the National Investment Bank, Mr Alfred Thompson reiterated this call by pointing out
Extend date of benchmark policy reversal – Freight forwarders to government
After some confusion at the Tema Port over the reversal of the Benchmark policy, the Ghana Institute of Freight Forwarders has waded into the situation by expressing its disagreement with the January 6th 2022 deferment of the policy. The institute rather wants the implementation date to commence in March which
COPEC predicts fuel price increment in January pricing window
An upward adjustment of the prices of Petrol and Diesel this month has been predicted by the Chamber of Petroleum Consumers (COPEC). COPEC further predicts that prices of the products may go up by 3.7% and 2.5% respectively, in the first pricing window of January 2022. In nominal terms as