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2013-05-21

[N] Anglican Bishop of Accra lauds tolerance of Ga chiefs
[N] Government to reconstruct markets across the country
[N] Gov't Squeezes CSIR
[N] NGGL's Ahafo Mine helping to develop Afrisipa - Chief
[N] Government to investigate latest Kumasi killing - Ayariga
[N] Worakese Chiefs: Government paid us 27 million for lands acquired
[N] 10,000 smallholder farmers to benefit from PGHGSF project
[N] NADMO cautions residents of flood-prone areas

2013-05-20

[N] Work Now Starts At Permanent Site Of Volta Varsity
[N] Stop Twisting Facts About Supreme Court Case … JJ Warns Media Personnel
[N] Solar Power Is A Major Saviour To Ghana’s Energy Requirements
[N] Queenmother Cries Over Galamsey
[N] Minority Leader Fires Woyome
[N] 13 yr old forced into marriage to replace her elder sister
[N] Ghana losing millions every month through questionable contracts at GYEEDA
[N] Otumfuo Condemns Politicization Ghanaian Society  
[N] EU, US Reject Ghanaian Exports – Due To Non-Compliance With Standards
[N] Prez Mahama orders investigations into 'abnormal' fires
[N] Government to roll out measures to improve revenue mobilization
[N] NDC Demands Suspension Of KPMG Audit

2013-05-19

[N] Ekumfi District benefits from GH¢1.2 million pineapple growing project
[N] Kweku Baako, Inusah Fuseini disagree over which party is bad loser
[N] LILIMED holds post-surgery clinic for cured lepers
[N] Microsoft holds NGOs Connection Day in Accra
[N] CEO of DVLA tasks staff to ensure quality service delivery
[N] Police arrests soldier for slapping Community Police woman  
[N] Retrenched GPHA workers petition President over unpaid gratuity
[N] Ashaiman Police Command arrests land guards and crime suspects
[N] God has chosen Ghana as a model for Africa - Rev Prof Agbozo
[B] Fiaseman Rural bank declares 1,828,387.00 cedis as net profit
[N] Ghana loosing exports to EU and US
[B] EDAIF can boost agricultural productivity to GDP- Board Member

2013-05-18

[N] High Court Judge hands over lawyer and auctioneer to Police CID
[N] Aggrieved mother accuses KATH doctors of paralyzing her baby
[N] AGI disagrees with Govt's decision not to protect local business from competion
[N] Ghana to pilot climate change and health projects
[N] Ministerial taskforce must not be used to witch haunt legal Chinese firms - GCFU
[N] Kumasi security strategy not convincing - Dr. Anning
[N] Akufo-Addo Pledges To Accept Supreme Court Verdict

2013-05-16

[N] IMF predicts exciting times for the Ghanaian economy this year
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General News

[ 2012-05-02 ]

Bawumiah asks Mills: Why the fall in exchange rates if economy has grown?
Running mate for New Patriotic Party (NPP)
flagbearer Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo Dr Mamudu
Bawumiah says the increment in government wage
bill was anticipated by the Kufuor administration
when it introduced the SSSS shortly before they
exited power.

Dr Bawumiah said it was not surprising that the
wage bill had doubled from Ghc 2.4 billion to Ghc
4.8 billion as President Mills announced in
Sunyani at a Parade to commemorate the May Day
celebrations Tuesday.

He noted that prior to the introduction of the
SSSS, the NPP administration had moved the economy
from HIPIC to a middle income economy, and knew
the new pay policy would absorb the wage bill.

Dr. Bawumiah noted in an interview on Adom Fm’s
Dwaso Nsem on Wednesday, prior to his speech on
the “State of the economy” at the Ferdinand Ofori
Ayim Memorial Lectures in Accra, that vigorous
efforts needed to be made to transform the economy
from what he termed a “Guggisberg economy” into a
manufacturing economy.

The former Deputy Governor of Bank of Ghana said
this is the sure way of helping local businesses
to expand and create jobs.

“If the economic indicators are so unprecedented,
then why are exchange rates falling like a
brick?”, he asked.

He stated that government's failure to create jobs
has resulted in the rise of youth unemployment.

Source - Adomonline.com



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