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Performance of the Ghana Stock Exchange in the week ending Dec 15th

 

AMA orders property owners and occupiers to paint premises

 

Let's accept to work together, irrespective of political differences-Kufuor

 

Jubilee offers opportunity to reassert Ghana's leadership role in Africa

 

Ghana to receive 480 million Canadian dollars budgetary support yearly

 

Recruitment of hundreds of youth to USA start in Tema

 

Consular officials warn Ghanaians of fraudsters

 

Bank Exchange Rate, November 21, 2006

 

 

 

Annan sees cause for hope in face of global challenges

 

Recruitment of hundreds of youth to USA start in Tema

 

Bank Exchange Rate, November 21, 2006

 

2007 Budget Highlights

 

GDP rises to 6.2 per cent

 

An evening of honor for H. E. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and the Africa Prize

 

When Grandpa turned 70 (Yaw's story)

 

Ghana Wesley Methodist Church, USA, mourns with the Asafu-Adjayes

 

2006 Ghanaian Women's Courage Awards (Canada)

 

Ovation for Secretary General Annan

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Pictures of the Asantehene's visit to Morocco

 

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

GCAA apologises for power outage

Accra, Dec. 19, GNA - The Ghana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) has apologized for the inconvenience caused to arriving passengers as well as agencies operating at the immigration and arrival halls following the power outage that occurred on Monday.


The GCAA said a number of measures have been put in place to prevent such as an incident from ever occurring again at the Kotoka International Airport (KIA).


A statement signed by Mr. Eric Noi, the Public Affairs Manager of GCAA, said the measures include the installation of uninterrupted power supply at the immigration and baggage reclaim halls.
There is also interconnection of the two main sub-stations at the KIA, such that either sub-station could supply the entire airport with power when needed.


At 1650 hours on December 18, the main out-going circuit braker feeding GCAA headquarters building and the immigration and arrival halls at the KIA tripped, causing temporary darkness in certain parts of the airport, including the immigration and baggage reclaim halls.


The immigration as well as baggage reclaim procedures was done manually.


The fault, which was rectified at 2105 hours, did not affect the departure terminal including the check-in hall and departure immigration.
The runway lighting system was also operational during the period. Flight arrivals and departures were thus not disrupted.


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Take advantage of the many business opportunities on offer - Kufuor

GNA - President John Agyekum Kufuor has challenged the country's private sector to take advantage of the many business opportunities on offer from Ghana's hosting of the African Cup of Nations (CAN 2008) Tournament.
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President Kufuor asks banks to partner business community

GNA - President John Agyekum Kufuor on Tuesday officially launched the Intercontinental Bank, Ghana Limited, telling the management to partner actively with the business community to help to accelerate the development of the private sector and the growth of the national economy.......More

 

 

 

350 observers to monitor NDC Special Congress

Accra, Dec. 19, GNA - About 350 international and local electoral monitors would observe the Special National Delegates’ Congress of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) slated for December 22 in Accra to elect the Party’s presidential candidate for Election 2008.......
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AMA: Allocation of stores at hawkers’ market to be completed in two weeks

Accra, Dec. 19, GNA - The Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) said on Tuesday that barring any unforeseen difficulties it would complete the allocation of stalls at the hawkers’ market at Odawna to registered traders in two weeks........  More

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