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With utmost anxiety and dark clouds hanging over our heads, due to the self-inflicted insecurities and financial problems we foisted on ourselves, Ghanaians ushered in the year 2023. In spite of the economic difficulty, Ghanaians started the year with a lot of optimism and a tinge of some saving grace.…

The ball is back in Senate's court as the Mottley-led Administration once again seeks to have the Integrity in Public Life Bill passed and so cited. Government will be bringing the Bill to Parliament tomorrow, January 31, and has ca

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By Marlon Madden Lawmakers are about to take another shot at passing anti-corruption legislation – this time, adding future judges, directors of public prosecution, and auditors general to the list of high-ranking individuals in public office who will have to declare their assets. Word of this has come from Attorney General Dale Marshall, who disclosed during a post-Cabinet media briefing at Ilaro

The Speaker of the Ekiti State House of Assembly, Olubunmi Adelugba as pledged the support of the legislature for the nomination and confirmation of

Playing with state finances for votes

GH¢1.1m Paid As Salaries To

A Deputy Minister of Finance, John Ampontuah Kumah has disclosed that questionable salary payments amounting to GH¢1,112,896.00 made at the Ministry have been recovered.

GH¢1.1m Paid As Salaries To

The work of depoliticizing finance isn’t over yet. Humanism has a problem. It denies human sin, but it can’t ignore the reality which comes from human sin, so it must find a way to purge guilt without acknowledging God.