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How Not to Go to Jail After Holding Public Office -  Part Two
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How Not to Go to Jail After Holding Public Office - Part Two

Imagine that a district hospital is expecting a consignment of equipment in January. In the last week of December, a payment voucher arrives on the desk of the officer responsible for approving it. Attached is a certificate stating that the equipment has been delivered. The officer knows the truck has yet to arrive.

It’s the Corruption, Stupid
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It’s the Corruption, Stupid

When Donald Trump was first elected US president, a stunned Democratic intelligentsia claimed that he won because of Russian interference.

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US$137m Shiprite project to boost maritime trade

Project Shiprite, a US$137 million ship repair and maintenance facility at the Port of Takoradi, has reached financial close, with construction expected to be completed within 18 months to boost maritime trade.

US$137m Shiprite project to boost maritime trade
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Time to borrow is now – Ecobank MD urges business owners
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Time to borrow is now – Ecobank MD urges business owners

Managing Director of Ecobank Ghana, Abena Osei-Poku, has urged business owners to take advantage of improving economic conditions to access bank financing, saying declining interest rates and relative exchange rate stability are creating a more favourable environment for borrowing and business expansion.

Industrial ambitions hinge on reliable, affordable power - VRA
Energy

Industrial ambitions hinge on reliable, affordable power - VRA

The country's ambition to become a competitive industrial and investment hub will increasingly depend on its ability to deliver reliable, affordable and sustainable electricity, as emerging industries such as artificial intelligence (AI), data centres, electric mobility and advanced manufacturing create new demands on its power infrastructure, the Volta River Authority (VRA) has said.

ARCHXENUS marks 15 years with foundation launch, book and built environment conclave
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ARCHXENUS marks 15 years with foundation launch, book and built environment conclave

Architecture firm ArchXenus has marked 15 years of operations with three initiatives aimed at strengthening knowledge, community engagement and collaboration in Ghana’s built environment: the launch of a publication documenting 12 of its projects, the establishment of the Xenus Impact Foundation and plans for a biennial African Urban Futures Conclave.

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