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Dr Gideon Boako has defended the claim that the Bank of Ghana operated under an $80 million monthly ceiling for direct forex intervention, saying the limit was later reduced to $60 million. He also explained that the reported $3 billion in forex sales included other transactions and should not be used to calculate the monthly intervention limit.
The government is launching an independent investigation into complaints of faulty electricity meters and alleged overbilling in parts of the Volta Region. Energy Minister John Jinapor says affected customers will be compensated through credits if investigations confirm that they were overcharged.
Martin Kpebu has challenged the Mahama administration to intensify efforts to reduce poverty after the World Bank reported that 56.4% of Ghanaians remain affected. The report also highlights concerns over Ghana’s ability to create enough jobs for its growing young population.
President Mahama has endorsed efforts to stop airport workers from soliciting tips from travellers, describing the practice as harmful to Ghana’s international image. He has urged personnel across the aviation sector to prioritise professionalism, courtesy and effective service delivery.
President Mahama has assented to ten bills passed by Parliament, turning them into law. The Presidency says the legislation is intended to support economic reforms, modernise justice and empower citizens.
James Agalga has officially begun his tenure as Majority Leader in Parliament and says he intends to encourage cooperation across the House. Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin has welcomed him while reaffirming the Minority’s political ambitions.
The Office of the Special Prosecutor has declared a renewed push against corruption in Ghana. The move comes amid growing calls for stronger accountability and protection of public resources.
President Mahama has inaugurated a five-member committee to oversee the GH¢1 billion Bawku Revitalisation Fund. The initiative is intended to support infrastructure, revive stalled development projects and help restore Bawku’s economic activities.
Parliament’s Appointments Committee is vetting Mahama Ayariga and Dr Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings today over their nominations to key ministerial positions. Three nominees for appointment to the Supreme Court are also appearing before the committee.
Alexander Afenyo-Markin has sued Sammy Gyamfi and Multimedia Group for GH¢15 million over an alleged defamatory description of him as an “extortionist.” He is also seeking a public apology, retraction and an injunction against further publication of the allegation.
Alexander Afenyo-Markin has denied reports that NPP MPs have summoned him over extortion allegations made by GoldBod CEO Sammy Gyamfi. The Minority Leader has rejected the allegations and says he is considering his legal options.
FeaturedSenyo Hosi has denied claims that he secured a contract from GoldBod to provide a platform for the organisation. His denial comes amid growing controversy over GoldBod’s operations and the reported losses linked to the Domestic Gold Purchase Program.