BUSSINESS AND FINANCIAL TIMES
INVESTORS ‘COVET’ GHANA BUT...
Ghana remains “an extremely favourable venue for investors” except that serious attention has to be paid to investment-killers like land permit bottlenecks, red-taperism and corruption, Dr Sam Ankrah, CEO of Africa Investment Group, has said.
VARCITY COURSES NEED TOTAL OVERHAUL TO REFLECT BUSINESS TRENDS
There is an urgent need for “a total refresh” of courses run by tertiary institutions to reflect current business or market trends in the country and curb the worsening case of graduate unemployment, the President of the Pentecost University College, Prof KB Omane-Antwi, has said.
NBFI ASSESTS UP BY GH¢8.40BN
The total assets of Non-Bank Financial Institutions (NBFI) amounted to GH¢8.40 billion, accounting for 10.8% of total assets of the banking industry as at June 2016.
DAILY GUIDE
MP REJECT NOV 7 ELECTION
Parliament yesterday rejected the Constitution Amendment Bill, 2016 which was seeking to change the voting day from December 7 to November 7 in every election year.
GES HOT OVER SHS SHUTDOWN
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has reached swiftly to threats by the Conference of Heads of Assisted Secondary Schools (CHASS) not to reopen schools for the 2016-2017 academic year unless government settles outstanding debts owed them.
WEEKEND FINDER
PATERNITY CASE TAKES DRAMATIC TURN: REV FATHER ABSCONDS
Chances of Rev Fr Yves-Lucien Evaga Njana, a Cameroonian Catholic priest based in Ghana, subjecting himself to a paternity test to ascertain the true father of the child he allegedly fathered is getting slimmer by the day as information gathered by Weekend Finder indicates that the priest has long lift the shores of the country.
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