The outrage of the workers led to the disruption of all departures at the Kotoko International Airport on Friday morning following the indefinite withdrawal of services of all general staff at the airport on the orders of the Divisional Union of the Public Services Workers Union at the Ghana Airport Company Limited, reports citinewsroom.com.
According to the report, the aggrieved workers say the future of the company is being for the MD. "Our expectation is that the Managing Director must be removed. If we allow this man to continue sitting in office, the fortunes of this company can only dwindle and the staff will not be ready for that. If he is not removed we are not backing down. We will continue increasing our levels of withdrawal of service until we get what we want," Divisional Chairman of the PSWU at the Airport Company Limited Abdul-Issaka Bamba had earlier stressed.

Children across Ghana are able to pursue their science dreams thanks to the science sets.
Children across Ghana are able to pursue their science dreams thanks to the small kit called science sets.

He said Accountants played a crucial role in effective corporate governance that could not be underestimated and helped to significantly reduce the countless weak governance practices that led to significant erosion in market valuation.
For the part of Cash Flow Management, he explained that Accountants helped companies not just to plan long-term strategies, but helped to address short-term and everyday necessities in organisations, and as well helped enterprises to manage their line of credit and monitor all short-term financial resources, which assisted in avoiding unnecessary debt.

"GRDICo wishes to inform the general public that at approximately 18:55PM on Saturday February 27, 2021 gas supply challenges emanating from the Offshore fields, led to loss of power supply totaling about 1,000MW.".
"Gas Supply has resumed upstream and power to the affected areas will be restored shortly," a statement said.

The Thanksgiving Service was organised under the auspices of the SSNIT Christian Fellowship.
The Trust under the auspices of the SSNIT Christian Fellowship has therefore organised a thanksgiving service on the theme: "Give thanks unto the Lord; for He is good",, to appreciate God for His kindness and mercies throughout last year.

Professor Anas Alhaji says, "So only a small amount of oil is under threat from renewable energy; let me bring common sense to the table, that those who are going crazy about reaching a peak demand for oil soon are missing this point, that the impact of renewable energy on oil demand is extremely limited."
The Professor insisted that the world would still need oil in the future, and that the world was going to experience oil shortages with high prices if investments in the oil sector reduced, which would make everybody suffer.

He explained the readiness of his company, which has been in the Ghanaian market since 2005 but only now fully operating a local plant, to compete and become an easy reference point for feed supply.
"We want to be strong in the market, have a strong foothold in the market because we believe that with our knowledge, with our network, we are able to do the right thing in the market. For sure, you don't start if you don't want to get into competition with other feed suppliers in the market. And it's not our first market, and Ghana is definitely not the easiest market to enter, we have to admit. We believe that with the right consistency and quality, we have never been the easiest in the market; nowhere in the market, and that is also not our goal to be the cheapest in the market because we believe that if we do the right thing, that is when we can make the difference and so to say, fight with your competitors," he explained.

"Car dealers are suffering and need immediate action to resuscitate it", Mr. Kofi Yeboah, Automobile Dealer at Community 4, told the Ghana News Agency in an interview at Tema stressing that business was down.
On other challenges confronting the industry, Mr Yeboah identified the activities of automobile fraudsters who attempt to outwit and run away with cars under the disguise of test-driving them.

"An unknown challenge for us was and still is, the coronavirus. It still makes work extra hard to achieve what we want to achieve. With the dedication of the Ghanaian team to face these challenges, we again prove that our good and reliable employees are our most important asset and important trademark of de Heus," he said.
The new factory has the capacity to produce 90,000 metric tons of feed every year.

At his vetting on February 26, 2021, Mr. Kyeremateng told Parliament's Appointments Committee that the Ministry is working with the Ghana Export Promotion Authority to "Put export at the centre of our national development agenda."
To achieve the goal of producing standard goods for export and to compete with the imported ones, the Minister-designate said a national office under the African Continental Free Trade Area has been established with the aim of "Implementing a national programme of action specifically targeting companies that can produce competitively for the export market" in Africa and beyond.

The country expends money in the name of judgement debts.
''So where judgement debts take away resources that would have gone into developments, then we are sowing seeds for insecurity'' so judgement debts worsen our poverty, judgement debts have the potential to contribute to instability.

Children across Ghana are able to pursue their science dreams thanks to the science sets.
Children across Ghana are able to pursue their science dreams thanks to the small kit called science sets.

The Associations could direct the ways its members go inasmuch as it helps to maximise the benefits of the AfCFTA. He said: "You have the duty to help your members to take advantage of the AfCFTA. And for me, it is very sample. It will require that process are reinvented at the business level and processes are reinvented at the association level so that in this reinvention, we can take advantage of this new era, which requires a reinvention to integrate into the wider African market."
On his part, the Former Director of the Multilateral, Regional and Bilateral Trade of the Ministry of Trade and Industry, Mr Anthony Nyame-Baafi said the AfCFTA is a duty-free, quota-free single market covering the entire African Continent - made up of 55 countries, with a total population of 1.27billion and combined Gross Domestic Product of US$2.5 trillion to US$6.4 trillion depending on the source of data.

In 2018, Adinkra Republic was launched as a luxury menswear brand that produces socks and other accessories inspired by the heritage-rich Adinkra symbols to start the cultural movement.
Adinkra Republic boasts of a socks line consisting of 77 designs, men's accessories and a new bag collection which is decorated with symbols for both corporate men and the man of style.

"The establishment of the African Continental Free Trade Area is a huge success and I congratulate all of the countries that participated including Ghana and other African Member states, I think Ghana deserves a lot of praise for having offered to host the secretariat and I think that will make sure that Accra remains on the map of how this free trade area goes forward. We are providing support to the secretariat directly through funding we are providing to the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa," she said.
"She further stated that"we are looking for new ways to support the secretariat and I have to say, as a country that relies very much on trade and as a member of the Canada-United State-Mexico Agreement we fully recognize that a trade arrangement like this is so important to allow the free flow of goods and services.

Mr Ayariga during the vetting process by the Appointments Committee in Parliament of the Minister-designate for Labour and Employment suggested, that the retirement age should be revised from 60 to 65 years for persons in the public service of Ghana to include; the prisons, Immigration, Fire Service, Judicial Service, Ghana Education Service among others.
"Article 190 of the Constitution sets out the public services of Ghana; prisons, Immigration, Fire Service, Judicial Service, Ghana Education Service, all those services and [Article] 191 says that the retirement age is 60.".

Mr Kyerematen said a public-private partnership was advancing towards developing the land acquired by the Government at Ejisu for activities in the industrial city because of the strategic location of the Ashanti Region.
Mr Kyerematen announced that the One District One Factory flagship programme of the Government included the development of industrial parks, and the Ejisu land had been incorporated into the Greater Kumasi Industrial and Economic Zone.

"Car dealers are suffering and need immediate action to resuscitate it", Mr. Kofi Yeboah, Automobile Dealer at Community 4, told the Ghana News Agency in an interview at Tema stressing that business was down.
On other challenges confronting the industry, Mr Yeboah identified the activities of automobile fraudsters who attempt to outwit and run away with cars under the disguise of test-driving them.

At his vetting on February 26, 2021, Mr. Kyeremateng told Parliament's Appointments Committee that the Ministry is working with the Ghana Export Promotion Authority to "Put export at the centre of our national development agenda."
To achieve the goal of producing standard goods for export and to compete with the imported ones, the Minister-designate said a national office under the African Continental Free Trade Area has been established with the aim of "Implementing a national programme of action specifically targeting companies that can produce competitively for the export market" in Africa and beyond.

"ICAO has issued a warning to us that we should change the tower. We have no option. I have just informed the Minister for Finance that by June we have to start the construction of a new air traffic control tower and government must provide the funding for it," Mr. Asiamah told Parliament's Vetting Committee.
The construction of a new Air Traffic Control Tower offers the opportunity to create a landmark structure that is the symbolic reference for the airport and its status.