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The country’s state‑owned enterprises swung from a 2024 loss to a 2025 net profit of GH¢19.8 billion, prompting President Mahama to dissolve the boards of nine major SOEs and sparking questions over dividends, accountability and political appointments.
The banking consultant warned that the recent profit surge may mask inefficiencies and urged a national debate on which state enterprises should remain.
Successful candidates will now receive updates and begin registration in early September, with training slated to start mid‑month.
The central bank cautions that misuse of Ghanaian currency could lead to arrest, fines or imprisonment, urging the public to treat the cedi as legal tender only.
Philip Acquah, leader of the 2011‑formed band, argues that institutions like MUSIGA and the Ministry of Tourism fail to address the realities of live groups.
Minister urges faith groups to join government in clean‑up drive after ecumenical convention.
The Deputy Minority Leader said she has not been formally contacted by the Office of the Special Prosecutor but will cooperate if summoned to discuss alleged payments linked to Parliament’s vetting process.
Patricia Appiagyei says the memorandum is a fabricated attempt to split the caucus and confirms she neither authored nor authorised it.
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