February 2025 – Page 16

Month: February 2025

Year : 2026

Update on Fire Incident at Tema Industrial Area Warehouse

February 11, 2025

On February 11, 2025, the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) announced that the fire that broke out at the Fineprint Warehouse in the Tema Industrial Area has been completely extinguished. The fire, which ignited on February 10 at approximately 4 PM, caused significant damage to the facility but was contained before it could spread to...

Government to Meet with Transport Unions Regarding Fare Increases Amid Rising Fuel Prices

February 11, 2025

On February 11, 2025, the government is set to hold an important meeting with transport unions to discuss potential fare increases in light of surging fuel prices. The objective of these discussions is to find a balance between the financial challenges faced by transport operators and the need to maintain affordable public transport for commuters....

Labadi Beach Hotel denies allegations of having retracted its legal action against Polo Beach Club.

February 11, 2025

Labadi Beach Hotel has officially dismissed reports claiming it has withdrawn its legal case against Polo Beach Club. In a statement released today, the hotel emphasized that it remains committed to pursuing its legal actions, countering recent media speculation regarding the status of the ongoing dispute. Labadi Beach Hotel has officially dismissed reports claiming it...

Ghana Votes Today in Council of State Elections

February 11, 2025

Today 11th February is the day to elect regional representatives to the Council of State. This crucial process will determine the individuals who will advise the President on matters of national importance, as mandated by the Constitution. Key Developments:

4 MPS THAT HAVE BEEN BANNED BY TRADITIONAL AUTHORITITES- IN THE LAST 10 YEARS

February 11, 2025

In the last decade, several Members of Parliament (MPs) in Ghana have faced bans from traditional authorities for allegedly disrespecting chiefs, undermining traditional customs, or engaging in activities that threaten the integrity of the chieftaincy institution. These bans, often accompanied by rituals and prohibitions, highlight the complex relationship between traditional power structures and elected officials...

Oleh Druz arrested over $1M dollar scandal

February 11, 2025

Ukraine’s chief army psychiatrist has been arrested on a $1 million corruption charge. The Ukrainian security service alleges that the psychiatrist was involved in illegal enrichment and had amassed significant wealth, including several properties and four luxury BMW cars. The arrest is part of a broader effort to tackle corruption within the Ukrainian Armed Forces....

EC petitioned to annul Efutu parliamentary results

February 11, 2025

Two candidates from the Effutu Constituency, James Kofi Annan of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and independent candidate Louisa Buabeng, have petitioned the Winneba High Court to annul the 2024 parliamentary election results. They’re alleging irregularities and bias on the part of the Electoral Commission (EC).The petitioners are seeking the court’s intervention to overturn the...

President Mahama Cracks Down on Government Excesses: No More First Class Travel for Appointees

February 11, 2025

In a bold move to promote modesty and prudent spending, President Mahama has banned first-class travel for all government appointees. This decree is part of a broader effort to curb excessive spending and lavish lifestyles among government officials ¹.According to the President, any travel deemed essential must be cleared with the Chief of Staff beforehand....

Ablakwa discloses information from ORAL findings: 2,417 complaints, 36 major cases, and $20.49 billion in ‘savings’.

February 10, 2025

Ablakwa Reveals Significant Findings from ORAL Investigation In a recent disclosure, Member of Parliament Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has shared critical findings from the ORAL investigation, highlighting a staggering 2,417 complaints filed, along with 36 major cases identified during the inquiry. Ablakwa emphasized the substantial impact of these findings, particularly noting that the investigation has led...

Ghana and China’s bilateral trade totals $11.84 billion in 2024.

February 10, 2025

In 2024, Ghana and China’s bilateral trade reaching $11.84 billion marks a significant milestone in their economic relationship. This growth illustrates how deeply intertwined their economies have become over the years, especially as China has emerged as a key player in Africa’s economic landscape. Trade Composition The trade dynamics between Ghana and China encompass a...