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In This Issue...Links to the NewsMarch 11, 2016

Twenty organizations before court for SSNIT payment default

Assin Foso (C/R), Nov. 24, GNA -Twenty organisations were Monday put before Assin Fosu district magistrate court, following their failure to pay to Assin Foso branch of SSNIT, deductions they had made from their employees' (SSNIT) contributions.


The organizations operating in Assin Foso and Twifo Praso are indebted to SSNIT to a tune of 45 million cedis.


The organizations included Kwapema Timbers, Palm Makers Limited, Christ Assurance, Senkyira Oil Farm, Bethel School complex and Wisdom Preparatory School.


The others are Christ Foundation Preparatory School, Christ the King Academy, Christ International School, Rev. Inkoom Memorial Academy and Glory International School.


The representatives of the organizations pleaded alibi and pleaded with the court to give them time to settle the arrears.


Prosecuting Mr Ackom Wood told the court, presided over by Mr Joseph Blay that as at July 2006 the organizations were indebted to SSNIT to the tune of 45 million cedis.


Mr Wood further told the court that SSNIT sent several letters to the affected organizations demanding payment of the said contributions, but the defaulters showed total disregard to the content of the letters.
The Magistrate cautioned them and adjourned the case to December 9, 2006.


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African Development Bank to issue bonds in Ghanaian Cedis

Accra, Nov. 23, GNA -In response to increasing needs of funding projects in local currency, the African Development Bank (AfDB) is proposing to issue and list Ghanaian Cedi denominated bonds on the Ghana Stock Exchange next year...
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President Kufuor pledges commitment to develop the country

GNA - President John Agyekum Kufuor on Friday said Government would remain focused and ensured that its policies and programs for the socio-economic development of the country, especially the rural areas were achieved.
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GAEC to generate nuclear power to supplement the country's energy

GNA - Government would soon begin consultations with the Ghana Atomic Energy Commission (GAEC) to determine how it would help generate nuclear power to supplement the hydro-electric power in order to reduce the energy crisis......
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US Secretary arrives to sign 30 million dollars for Ghana’s housing 

 

GNA - Mr Alphonso Jackson, Secretary of US Department of Housing and Urban Development, arrives in Ghana on Monday, November 27 for a three-day visit during which he will sign an agreement with the government for an initial 30 million dollar loan to support Ghana's housing project.....More

 

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