November 2018

Creative Arts players have been given a two-month grace period to adequately prepare themselves towards paying their tax obligations to the state. This was disclosed in a statement signed and issued by the Minister for Tourism and…
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Members of the Invisible Forces, a vigilante group with affiliation to the New Patriotic Party (NPP), have bitterly complained that they have been neglected by the ruling party. According to the members, the party dumped them after using…
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Over 5,000 nurses, nurse assistants and midwives who sat for the Nursing Examination, passed and qualified in 2017, were on Monday inducted into the nursing profession by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (N&MC) of Ghana. The…
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Government has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Nissan Group of Africa for the establishment of an automotive manufacturing industry in Ghana. The agreement seeks to make Ghana the hub for sales and marketing of Nissan in…
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The Aviation Ministry has revealed that a whopping $193 million would be needed for the start-up of a national carrier. This amount, according to the Deputy minister of the sector, Mr. Kwabena Darko-Mensah, will not be sourced from…
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The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) says said it will deploy new regulatory requirements for digital transport operators like Uber and Taxify, beginning in the first quarter of 2019. According to Kwasi Agyeman Busia, DVLA…
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The National Association of Sachet and Package Water Producers (NASPAWAP) has announced an increase in the prices of sachet water. A bag of sachet water sold in depots, which cost GH¢3.00 would from November 12, be sold at GH¢ 3.50p…
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Afro-beat singer Addi-Kissidu Eugene, popularly known as Qweku Ace, has observed that musicians in Ghana deserve better working conditions from handlers and other stakeholders. Speaking in an exclusive interview with THE PUBLISHER, he…
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The PUBLISHER can confirm that over 50 basic and junior high schools dotted across the country have been closed down indefinitely, following an industrial action by some teachers in the country. All teaching and learning processes have…
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Small-scale miners in Ghana are up in arms with government for its inability to lift the indefinite moratorium placed on all artisanal and small-scale mining operations throughout the country. Though government, through an…
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