1. What would be the total cost for the implementation of the 24-hour economy? and what would be the significant effects of the 24-hour economic policy at the macroeconomics level, and microeconomics level? 2. How would the 24-hour economy help Ghana to reduce the exchange rate from $1 to 2ghc …
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2024 writing marathon for JDM #667 Community engagement and support are pivotal to revitalising Ghana’s oil and gas sector, and John Mahama’s vision emphasises the importance of building trust with local populations. Engaging with communities not only fosters goodwill but also empowers residents to be active participants in the development …
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With nostalgic FEELINGS and tears of joy is all over my cheeks and as write now. The number of letters that have been written. The appeals and follow ups to the Ministry of Local Government are just uncountable. BACKGROUND The District was established by the President of the republic, Nana …
Read More »Answers to John Mahama’s Five Questions On The Economy: Razak Kojo Opoku Writes
The Presidential candidate of NDC, John Mahama, has asked NPP’s Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia five questions on the economy. The five questions are very interesting. However, let me use this opportunity to respectfully provide answers to John Mahama’s questions as follows: Question 1: Why the exchange rate had skyrocketed to GHS …
Read More »Akua Donkor Shocking Death: NPP PC, DCE Pay Visit To Deceased Family At Ejurati
Story by Reindolf Amankwa The District Chief Executive of Afigya Kwabre South, Hon. Dr. Christian Adu-Poku and the NPP Parliamentary Candidate for Afigya Kwabre South, Hon. Damata Ama Appianimaa Salam has paid a visit to the family of the late Maame Akua Donkor. Commiserating with the family, Hon. Christian Adu-Poku …
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The Executive Chairman of the KGL Group, Alex Apau Dadey says governments must stop paying lip-service when it comes to the promise of making the private sector the engine of growth. This, according to the business mogul, is because great countries are built by entrepreneurs or businessmen and not politicians. …
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Information reaching Adomonline.com suggests that Akua Donkor, a prominent and interesting figure in Ghanaian politics popularly known as Nyɛɛ Nono has passed away at Ridge Hospital in Accra. Details surrounding her death remain undisclosed, and Ghanaians are encouraged to extend their sympathies to her family during this time. Nonetheless, Akua …
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The Today Ghanaian must vote wisely in this upcoming 7th December elections. No Ghanaian Youth should vote base on the chants of Party Slogans, Tribalism or Religious affiliation. It is time to find out how the next government intends to let you enjoy your God giving life in your life …
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In a significant affirmation of excellence and industry leadership, KEED and KGL Technology, subsidiaries of the KGL Group, were celebrated among Ghana’s top 100 companies at the 21st edition of the Ghana Club 100 Awards. This prestigious recognition highlights KGL Group’s commitment to driving economic progress and sustainability, as well …
Read More »KGL Group Wins at Ghana Club 100 Awards for Their Transformative Impact in ICT, Finance and Telecommunications.
In a significant affirmation of excellence and industry leadership, KEED and KGL Technology, subsidiaries of the KGL Group, were celebrated among Ghana’s top 100 companies at the 21st edition of the Ghana Club 100 Awards. This prestigious recognition highlights KGL Group’s commitment to driving economic progress and sustainability, as well …
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