Staff of Bulk Oil Storage and Transportation Company Limited (BOST) have been rattled by burial wreaths laid by an unknown person or group for Managing Director, Mr Edwin Provencal.
The International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) has said media reports that the Ghana National ID Card (Ghana Card) can now be used as an e-passport in 44,000 airports globally are incorrect.
Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta, has said the government’s plan is not to use proceeds from the proposed Electronic Transactions Levy (E-Levy) to solve all the economic challenges facing the economy.
Brand Strategist at BKC Consulting, Bernard Kelvin Clive, has advised that businesses must consider humanising their brands to remain relevant. He explained that when businesses start to critically give equal attention to consumers just as they do with products, quality will be assured – and that could expand their market-base.
Toyota Motor Corp on Wednesday cut its annual production target by half a million more vehicles as a chip shortage and COVID sick leave crimped output.
The Ministry of Energy has said almost one year after Minister, Dr Matthew Opoku Prempeh, revealed that the country was going through a period of ‘dum siesie’, he has been vindicated as the country enjoys a stable power supply.
Global explosives company, Maxam Corp, has said it will pay $5 million in addition to the $6 million fine slapped on it over the fatal Apiate explosion last month.
The government has imposed a fine of $6 million on Maxam Ghana Limited, the company at the centre of the explosion that occurred at Apiate in the Prestea Huni-Valley Municipality of the Western Region, which killed some 13 people and destroyed the entire community.
The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has begun scrutinising the Auditor-General’s Reports on the Public Accounts of Ghana on Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs), for the year ending 2018.
