Water resistant? Check. New camera technology? Check? Earphone jack? Nah. Welcome to the world of Apple’s new iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, where wired earphones are not encouraged.
Tomato farmers in the country are facing two a pronged challenge for survival. While poor rains means low yields, the taste for foreign tomatoes to the local ones has exacerbated their economic woes.
The Ghana Power Compact, also referred to as Compact II, has now entered into force despite a law suit against the Millennium Development Authority (MiDA) over the concession of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG).
Government has approved the construction of a 24-inch-diameter 290-kilometre Onshore Pipeline estimated to cost about $500 million from Aboadze in the Western Region to Tema in the Greater Accra Region to help evacuate larger volumes of gas in the near future.
Staff of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) say moves by government to involve a private investor in power distribution will do little to change the often cited inefficiency of the process.
Ghana’s power sector has received a major boost after the country got the nod to access a US$498 million grant under the Ghana Power Compact – Compact II.
Referring to the United Nation Human Development Index report, president Mahama stated Ghana is positioned second only to Cape Verde in relation to access to portable water, and other human indicators used to rate progress in the West African sub-region.
A new technology, dubbed “MoneyMaker irrigation pump†has been introduced in the country by KickStart, a machines manufacturer, to help farmers farm all-year-round irrespective of the season.
Unibank, the 2016 best bank in ‘Long Term Loan Finance’ in Ghana has launched a customer centered product to aid customers maximize benefits they receive from the bank.Â
The European Commission has ruled that Apple owes Ireland €13 billion ($14.5 billion) in back taxes covering a 10-year period. It says the tax deals Ireland granted Apple count as illegal “state aid,†and calculates that it brought the company’s effective corporate tax rate down to just 0.005% in 2014.
Airtel Money, a subsidiary brand of Airtel Ghana has announced its readiness to engage partner banks in paying interests earned by customers on their Airtel Money wallets effective 11th September 2016.
