6 stories tagged “soes”.
The Chief Justice defended his attendance at private events and his comments on state‑owned enterprises, urging judges to balance professional restraint with personal relationships.
Emmanuel Kwadwo Agyekum urged state‑owned enterprise leaders to share views on a home‑grown compensation framework during a stakeholder session in Accra.
President Mahama urged state‑owned enterprises to translate recent profits into sustainable value for Ghanaians at the SIGA Governing Boards Conference.
Bawumia campaign director Dennis Miracles Aboagye backs President Mahama’s move to disband nine state‑owned enterprise boards, citing lack of impact and governance disputes.
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.
A military court in Tunisia has sentenced the dual Tunisian‑US politician to four years behind bars and a fine, citing her criticism of President Kais Saied and calls for a transitional government.
Minister Samuel Nartey George announced the project will provide local computing power for researchers, industry and universities, reducing reliance on overseas providers.
The Ogun State Police Command’s Anti‑Kidnapping Unit liberated a group of Ghanaian nationals held hostage in Sagamu after they paid a fellow Ghanaian for fake visa arrangements.
Police warn that fake overseas job offers and online love affairs are increasingly used to lure citizens into trafficking rings.
The National Road Safety Authority reports a decline from 2025 but urges stronger measures as 50 people lost their lives in 75 crashes involving 114 vehicles.
The La Nkwantanang‑Madina Municipal Assembly has started tearing down the former Madina Zonal Council structure to clear the way for a new 24‑hour market that promises expanded space and better facilities for traders.
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