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On Monday, the Electricity Company of Ghana undertook a massive disconnection exercise to recover GH₵5.7 bn debt owed it by some customers.
They made a number of stops at public and private companies to recover part of the debts.
On the back of this, JoyNews' PM Express will host the Managing Director of the ECG, Samuel Mahama.
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