GHANA’S INFLATION DOUBLES IN 4 YEARS; GOV’T POOR POLICIES TO BLAME

Efforts by Managers of Ghana’s economy to arrest inflation in the past four years have proved futile as prices of goods and services continue to soar in the country.

STOCK MARKET: ONLY 3 OUT OF 36 FIRMS POST GROWTH

Only three out of 36 listed firms on Ghana’s Stock Exchange have since January 2016, Business Finder reports.

MAHAMA SHARES CASH FOR VOTES

President John Mahama, in his inordinate ambition for re-election in the December general election – which is a little over 70 days away – has been spotted sharing some money on his campaign trail.

SHE IS MY GIRLFRIEND, SAYS FIRE OFFICER

It is emerging that the Fire Officer whose genital was bitten, has claimed that the lady is his girlfriend, a claim she has strongly disputed.

BAWUMIA DARES VEEP WITH 170 QUESTIONS

The office of Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, the NPP vice presidential candidate for this year’s election has thrown a challenge to Vice President Kwesi Bekoe Amissah-Arthur over the latter’s quest to respond to the recent public lecture delivered by the NPP bigwig.

I’LL BAN RICE IMPORTATION – NDUOM

The PPP presidential hopeful for the December 7 polls, Dr Papa Kwesi Nduom has assured rice growers that a PPP government will ban the importation of rice into the country.

PROF ADEI TOUTS NDUOM, NANA LEADERSHIP CREDENTIALS

Former Rector of the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA), Professor Stephen Adei, has expressed confidence in the leadership of the flag-bearers of the PPP and NPP.

MAHAMA TOUTS GHANA’S SUCCESSES AT UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY

President John Mahama took to the world stage – the 71st United Nationa General Assembly – to tout Ghana’s democratic and economic strides and told his peers: “I am proud of my country.”

LET’S CONFRONT OUR PAST – FIRS T FEMALE MP ADMONISHES GHANAIANS

Former Member of Parliament in the First Republic, Madam Lucy Abena Aninwaa Anin, is challenging Ghanaians to confront the past, including its painful lessons to move the nation forward.