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Fielding questions from Minority Chief Whip Frank Annoh-Dompreh at her vetting, Dr Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings said she would channel CSIR funding into biodegradable plastic alternatives, as she revealed a polystyrene ban is expected within six months and called for non-permeable landfill bases to stop toxic leachate contaminating groundwater.
The 15-floor, self-financed development will offer over 2,000 parking bays and two hotels, a 120-room five-star and a 250-room three-star, plus a shopping mall, sky lounge and pedestrian bridge to Terminal 3, funded entirely from GACL and GCAA's own resources as airport passenger traffic climbs toward 2.5 million a year.o
The two institutions signed a Memorandum of Understanding meant to help eligible Ghanaians living with chronic non communicable diseases actually reach specialised care, particularly radiotherapy and PET scan services, without cost standing in the way.
Addressing hospital superintendents and Ghana Health Service directors in Kumasi, the Deputy Minister said the fight against maternal deaths cannot be won by her ministry alone and needs development partners, traditional rulers, health workers and NGOs pulling in the same direction if the country is finally going to put the problem to rest for good.
Fresh off a unanimous Supreme Court ruling upholding its prosecutorial mandate, the Special Prosecutor has opened a Ghana-side investigation into the $1m Aksa Energy bribery case that saw ex-Goldman Sachs employee and former TOR boss Kwaku Asante Berko convicted in the US this month. He named former Power Minister Kwabena Donkor among five persons of interest and dismissed critics who say the office has no business digging into it.
The spoken word artiste says the newly renamed Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts must resist a narrow reading of its own title, arguing Ghana's tourism potential stretches well beyond cultural and creative attractions into social, educational, health and economic assets waiting to be developed.
Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak told the Government Accountability Series that Abdul Latif Copshe, wanted for the December 2024 killing of Sayibu Haruna in Tolon, was still cleared to contest the NPP's constituency youth organiser race in absentia, as he gave updates on prosecutions tied to election violence in Offinso North, Banda, Nkoranza South and Dormaa West.
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