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2021-03-19

[I] Goldman Sachs staff revolt at ‘98-hour week’
[I] Over half of staff go back to workplace
[I] Health chiefs confirm Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid jab safe to use
[S] Kotoko Signs Second Brazalian Player
[N] It Is A Blatant Lie That I’ve Declared My Prez Ambition-Agric Minister
[S] Accra Mayor to change face of sports in Greater Accra
[S] Ambassador Lutterodt charges GOC prez to tackle Martha Bissah issue
[S] Ben Nunoo-Mensah hits ground running for GOC
[S] Black Stars to Engage Uzbekistan In International Friendly
[N] House of Chiefs calls for collaboration with MMDCEs for development
[N] Baby Harvesting: More suspects picked
[N] Police pledge commitment to bringing Sheikh Maikano’s murderers to book
[B] ARB Apex Bank admitted to Ghana-Sweden Chamber of Commerce
[N] Desist from starting race ahead of time - Obiri Boahen to NPP presidential
[N] Gov’t announces construction of five interchanges in Ashanti
[N] Controversial textbooks: NPP urges NaCCA to enforce rules without fear or favour
[N] Staff working on Tamale interchange call off strike
[N] Newly proposed taxes a huge hindrance to businesses’ recovery
[N] Government can’t take a unilateral decision on salaries for public workers
[N] Ghana records 2 new Covid-19 variants; experts call for immediate action

2021-03-17

[S] First GFA safety and security seminar takes place today
[B] NDPC holds consultation medium term framework for 2022-2025 in Oti
[B] More investments recorded in Western Region despite COVID-19
[N] Ghana records 698 COVID-19 deaths
[N] NDC’s Ofosu Ampofo behaves like a toddler – Allotey Jacobs
[S] Don’t tax sports betting, ban it – Ato Forson to government
[N] Ama Benyiwaa Doe slams Allotey Jacobs; says he has no influence
[N] Approving Akufo-Addo’s ministers ‘regrettable and unfortunate’ – NDC caucus
[S] Don't rush Satellites players, warns GFA coaching boss
[N] Eastern Regional Hospital detains 246 patients for non-settlement of bills
[N] COVID-19 vaccination in Ghana: 1,000 reports received on adverse effects
[N] Ignore reports of rift between local, foreign staff at AfCFTA secretariat – Govt
[N] Remain calm, support our leadership in Parliament – NDC Council of Elders
[N] Ghana hasn’t recorded any case of blood clots from COVID-19 vaccination – FDA
[N] 9-year-old boy burnt to death as stepfather sets house ablaze
[B] Budget cuts for legislature, judiciary won’t be entertained – Speaker
[I] Half of UK managers back mandatory Covid vaccines for office work
[I] Brussels to propose Covid certificate to allow EU-wide travel

2021-03-16

[I] Nick Candy leads £1m drive to oust London mayor Sadiq Khan
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Business

[ 2015-07-28 ]

Court throws out ADB’s IPO motion
Citi Business News has gathered an Accra High
Court on Friday July 24,2015 threw out a motion
filed by the Agricultural Development Bank (ADB)
seeking to overturn the injunction placed on the
bank’s Initial Public Offering (IPO). The
Industry of Commerce and Finance Workers (UNICOF)
earlier secured an interim injunction order from
an Accra High Court against the Agricultural
Development Bank’s IPO. The court granted a
10-day interim injunction to allow for a
substantive case to be heard. Lawyer for UNICOF
Charles Bawaduah in an interview with Citi
Business News said “ADB filed a motion to
discharge the ten day injunction which we had
filed at the court and when the matter was called
the ten day had already elapsed so in the view of
the court there was no injunction pending for
which the court needed to discharge that
matter.” Meanwhile an Accra High Court will on
Thursday July 30,2015 hear the application for an
interlocutory injunction on the Agricultural
Development Bank (ADB).

The injunction which was filed by UNICOF is to
prevent ADB from resuming its Initial Public
Offering (IPO). This comes after UNCOF earlier
worn a 10 day order of interim injunction in court
over the IPO which ended last week. Meanwhile the
National Labour Commission will today also hear
the application for a review brought before it by
the UNICOF against the Standard Chartered Bank’s
move to lay off some workers this month. Today’s
hearing will see the commission rule on the matter
after the NLC had ordered Standard Chartered Bank
to halt moves to lay off the workers of the bank
on their redundancy list. But Citi Business News
can also report that the commercial division of an
Accra High Court will also hear the application
for interlocutory injunction brought before it by
UNICOF seeking to halt the redundancy plans of
Standard Charted until the review application
before the National Labour Commission is heard and
ruled on today.

Source - Citifmonline



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