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The National Association of Sheanut Farmers, Processors and Buyers of Ghana has congratulated President John Evans Atta Mills and Vice President John Mahama for their assumption to the highest office of the land. Members however,…

Mr. Franklin Okyere, Public Relations Officer (PRO) at the Asokwa office of the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) in Kumasi, has cautioned people peddling false information about the NHIS to desist from such acts since it could not…

A senior customs officer has called for urgent decisive interventions and concrete initiatives to exploit the national tax revenue potential, increase revenue exponentially to help reduce the budget deficit. Mr Pius Paabedu Austin, who…

The leaders of Parliament on Friday gave strong indications that the House would initiate discussions into the end-of-service benefits for the executive and other public officers following heavy criticisms by the public and media. Mr…

Cal Brokers Limited on Friday launched a trading platform, which will provide investors online trading tools and information to enable them to buy shares, track and monitor performance of listed securities on the Ghana Stock Exchange.…

More victims of sophisticated frauds at Northamptonshire petrol stations have contacted the Chronicle & Echo after having money taken from their bank accounts. At least 1,100 people are now thought to have had their card details…

The Ghana cedi reversed its gains and fell to all the major trading currencies on Thursday pushing up the old Coast Securities (GCS)-Cedi Index by 0.53 points. It depreciated 0.13GHp to the US dollar, 1.23GHp to the Pound, 1.44GHp to the…

When Ex-President John Agyekum Kufuor cut the tape to commission the presidential palace complex, which was to become one of his legacies, many Ghanaians were still in a limbo as to how much of their tax money was to be been pumped into the…

It has now emerged that after spending US$60m to celebrate Ghana’s 50th independence anniversary, the country still owes an unknown amount of money to some companies, the Daily Graphic newspaper has reported. According to the news item in…

The Department of Urban Roads (DUR) is to spend about GH¢8 million this year to com­plete ongoing road projects within the Accra metropolis to make them more motorable and reduce pollution. It has also decided to focus greater attention on…