2015年4月14日 星期二

2015-04-15 Ghana Business


Interruption in gas supply will not affect power generation at Aboadze - VRA   
BusinessGhana
The Volta River Authority (VRA) says the temporal closure of the Atuabo Gas Processing Plant by the Ghana Gas Company Limited (GGCL) for mandatory maintenance from April 20 to 30, will not affect power generation at Aboadze. A statement issued by the ...


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GhanaWeb
   
VALCO will rise again – Mahama   
GhanaWeb
President John Dramani Mahama on Tuesday gave the assurance that government would do everything under its purview to revive the Volta Aluminum Company (VALCO) to take its rightful position in the smelting of alumina in the country. He said he had ...

ECG Is Not For Sale - President Mahama   Ghana Broadcasting Corporation
ECG is not for sale – President Mahama insists   Citifmonline

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Daily Maverick
   
Can the IMF save Ghana's currency?   
Daily Maverick
Simon Allison covers Africa for the Daily Maverick, having cut his teeth reporting from Palestine, Somalia and revolutionary Egypt. He loves news and politics, the more convoluted the better. Despite his natural cynicism and occasionally despairing tone, he is ...

IMF bailout: $114m of $918m IMF bailout hits BoG account   Pulse.com.gh
$114m of $918m IMF bailout hits BoG account   Starr 103.5 FM
World Bank cautions Ghana over excessive spending   Vibe Ghana
AllAfrica.com   
Ghana Business News   
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GhanaWeb
   
Accra–Tamale flights canceled over poor weather   
GhanaWeb
Flights from Ghana's capital Accra to Tamale in the North have been cancelled due to poor visibility. Some planes from the domestic terminal of the Kotoka International Airport had to return to Accra Tuesday morning because the weather was bad to facilitate ...


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Citifmonline
   
Trade Minister asks Unilever Ghana to partner government   
BusinessGhana
Dr Ekwow Spio-Garbrah, Minister of Trade and Industry, has called on Uniliver Ghana to partner government and academia to bridge the knowledge gap and to make graduates employable. He said the company could do this through its African Business ...

36000 new businesses to be nurtured over 161 districts in Ghana   spyghana.com

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The Guardian Nigeria
   
Sub-Saharan Africa's growth to fall   
The New Dawn Liberia
Sub-Saharan Africa's growth will slow in 2015 to 4.0 percent from 4.5 percent in 2014, according to World Bank projections released Monday. This downturn largely reflects the fall in the prices of oil and other commodities, notes Africa's Pulse, a twice-yearly ...

World Bank urges Africa to diversify   Daily News
Reforms To Diversify Nigeria's Economy To Spur Growth Recovery In 2016 ...   Naija247news
World Bank Predicts Slow Growth for Africa in 2015   Voice of America
International Business Times   
Osun Defender   
GhanaWeb   
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spyghana.com
   
Kenya's apex bank monitors forex market   
spyghana.com
The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) said Tuesday it's closely monitoring the developments in the foreign exchange market after the local currency weakened further against the U.S. currency. First Capital Plus' new status brings the total number of commercial ...

Kenyan shilling continues downward spiral against the dollar   CNBCAfrica.com
Ugandan shilling eases after central bank liquidity injection   Reuters Africa
Shilling seen going down   Daily News
The Standard Digital News (satire) (press release) (registration) (blog)   
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Mandela: Celebrating 25 years of his release   
BusinessGhana
Tourists and South Africans seeking out sites and attractions associated with the late South African President and global icon, Nelson Mandela, will now have all the information they need at their fingertips thanks to a new mobile phone App developed by ...


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BRICS bank in final stages   
The New Age Online
Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane hosted her Chinese counterpart Minister Wang Yi for talks on Tuesday in Pretoria. After the meeting, the minister announced that both countries were happy that the Brics development bank is now in its last stages.

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Accountancy Age
   
CFOs trim spending amid plans over election concerns   
Accountancy Age
BRITAIN'S largest companies are more likely to curtail their spending plans over the next 12 months amid concerns over the outcome of May's General Election, a survey of the finance chiefs has found. According to the latest poll of CFO sentiment by ...

UK election uncertainty tops business concerns: survey   GlobalPost (blog)
Election jitters and EU exit top finance chiefs' worries   Fundweb
General Election jitters for finance chiefs as sterling weakens against the dollar   CITY A.M.
Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide   
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