Category: Legal

A High Court in Ghana’s capital, Accra, has given the Electoral Commission (EC) the go ahead to charge filing fees of 50,000 Ghana cedis ($12,500) for presidential aspirants in the upcoming polls.Parliamentary aspirants are also expected to pay 10,000 … … Read More >GHANA COURT OKAYS $12,500 FILING FEE FOR PRESIDENTIAL ASPIRANTS

Ghana’s economy is projected to grow the slowest in more than two decades on the back of mounting fiscal challenges, tight monetary policy and disruptions in oil production, the IMF has said in its latest World Economic Outlook report.According to the … … Read More >GHANA’S ECONOMY TO GROW SLOWEST IN 22 YEARS – IMF

The management of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has revealed that the company is considering the introduction of recharge cards for customers using prepaid meters.The reforms will also usher in the payment of electricity bills using mobile mon… … Read More >GHANA TO INTRODUCE RECHARGE CARDS, MOBILE TOP-UPS FOR ELECTRICITY CUSTOMERS

Mrs Matilda Amissah-Arthur, wife of the Vice President has appealed to private sector operators to support public health institutions to complement government’s quest to provide health for all.Mrs Amissah-Arthur made the appeal during a presentation of… … Read More >PRIVATE SECTOR ENCOURAGED TO SUPPORT PUBLIC HEALTH INSTITUTIONS

A Supreme Court judge has said there should be a “judicial fumigation” against corruption by reporting persons who try to influence the Bench to the law enforcement agencies.Justice William Atuguba, who made the call, also urged the Bench to guard agai… … Read More >HANA: JUDICIARY NEEDS ‘FUMIGATION’ TO RESTORE IMAGE – ATUGUBA