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We own Sempe Stool Lands at New Weija; SSNIT The Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) has clarified issues on the ownership of the Sempe Stool Lands located at New Weija, a suburb of Accra. According to the Trust, all necessary payments and documentations that makes one a rightful owner to land were made years ago, hence, they are the rightful owners of the Sempe Stool Lands. This was contained in a release put out by the Trust yesterday. The reaction stems from recent media discussions on the acquisition process of the Sempe Stool Lands at New Weija in Accra and ownership of ...

  The Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) has urged the public to disregard claims by the Ghana National Association of Garages (GNAG) that it owned the Sempe Stool Land located at New Weija in Accra. The Trust said it was the lawful owner of the land and thus the Light Industrial Estates, managed by the Ghana Industrial and Commercial Estate Limited (GICEL), was a subsidiary of SSNIT. The Trust, in a statement issued on Tuesday and copied to the Ghana News Agency in Accra, said Government, per Executive Instrument (E.I.1) gazetted on 19th January, 1996 compulsorily acquired...

Correspondence from Bono Region A visit by GhanaWeb to the Odumasi Maize Markets reveals an upward increment in their prices from Gh?150 per bag last year to Gh?220 this year, an increment of Gh?70 per bag. The chairman of Odumasi Maize Market Association, Mr John Obiri Anane attributes the sharp increase in prices to the cost of transporting the maize from the various farming communities to the market. He adds that the establishment of more poultry farms in and around the municipality and the demand for the maize by buyers from Niger and Burkina Faso contributed to the price hikes.

play videoJoseph Cudjoe is the immediate past Deputy Energy minister In what would have been a first, at least during the ongoing vetting at the Appointments Committee of Parliament, the minister-designate for Public Enterprises, nearly didn’t have his day in Parliament. This came about after the Ranking Member on the Committee, Haruna Iddrisu, making reference to an Executive Instrument sent to the House by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, was conspicuously missing the said ministry. In seeking clarity, he stated that while the president has the executive authority to appoint, he ...

The Ministry for the Interior has declared Monday, 28 December 2020 as a public holiday. A statement signed by sector minister Ambrose Dery on Tuesday, 22 December 2020, indicated that President Nana Akufo-Addo made the declaration by an Executive Instrument (E.I), and in accordance with section 2 of the Public Holidays and Commemorative Days, 2001 (Act 601). This, according to the statement, is because 26 December 2020, which is ‘Boxing Day’, is a statutory public holiday that falls on a Saturday. Therefore, it becomes necessary for Monday, 28 December 2020 to be observed as an additiona...