The Minority in Ghana’s Parliament has called on the government to scrap the GH₵1 levy on petroleum products, describing it as an outdated charge that has outlived its purpose and is worsening the financial burden on ordinary citizens amid rising fuel prices.
Deputy Ranking Member of the Energy Committee, Collins Adomako Mensah, noted that global crude oil prices have surged due to ongoing geopolitical tensions involving entityIsrael, United States and Iran
Documents to be attached to motion for parliamentary inquiry The Minority in Parliament on Sunday put on display a series...
Businessman and National Democratic Congress (NDC) member Alfred Agbesi Woyome is seeking a place in the party’s national leadership, having...
President John Dramani Mahama has announced the immediate opening of the Ghana Armed Forces Critical Care and Emergency Hospital to...
Ghana’s ambition to re-establish a national airline has received a boost, with American aerospace manufacturer Boeing pledging technical support for...
The Ghana Navy has stepped up security operations along the Volta Lake and surrounding waterways following the interception of two...
Ghana’s improving economic performance is facing renewed pressure from weaknesses in the external sector, with the International Monetary Fund (IMF)...
