Ghanaian Chronicle

The average Ghanaian’s life is worth more than GH¢1.75

In Prof. John Evans Atta Mills’ so-called ‘Better Ghana’ where an orange sells at Gp50 in Accra, it is next to impossible to pay for any goods or services of any substance with less than two Ghana cedis. Yet, the Government of the Republic of Ghana has pegged the cost of treating a patient in hospitals and clinics throughout the country at GH¢1.75.

Motorists need direction on Tetteh-Quarshie-Apenkwa road

Baring any last minute hitches, the Tetteh Quarshie-Apenkwa motorway extension project, which is being funded by the government of the United States of America through the Millennium Challenge Account (MCA), will soon be handed over to the government.

All cannot be well at Prof. Dodoo’s Statistical Service

It is all well and good that Prof. Francis Dodoo, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Ghana Statistical Service has found it fit at last, to issue a press release attempting to rationalize worrying trends at the Ghana Statistical Service. The Chronicle is not perturbed by the insinuation being cast about the manner [...]

We have not heard the last of Woyome scandal

On Wednesday, Deputy Minister of Education Mr. Mahama Ayariga, acting on behalf of his former boss, Mrs. Betty Mould-Iddrisu, told the media in Accra that the former Attorney-General resigned from the Cabinet, because the Government of President John Evans Atta Mills had failed to protect her against the barrage of attacks, mainly from the minority [...]

Duffuor & Barton Odro have to go too

The Woyome scandal has claimed its second Ministerial casualty. On Monday, as The Chronicle went to bed, news filtered through that Mrs. Betty Mould-Iddrisu, Minister of Education, who, as Attorney-General in President John Evans Atta Mills administration, virtually doled GH¢58 million to Alfred Agbesi Woyome, bankroller of the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC), has resigned. [...]

When the Government Statistician is removed…

On our front page today, is a story that appears innocuous at face value. The head of the Ghana Statistical Service is being asked to proceed on leave. Normally, that should not be something that would split heads. But, when Dr. Grace Bediako is ordered out of her office while outside the country, The Chronicle [...]

President Mills has to come clean on Woyome dole-out

The Chronicle is disappointed that President John Evans Atta Mills has not found it compelling enough to make a full disclosure on the GH¢58 million dole-out to his friend and NDC bankroller, Alfred Agbesi Woyome. By this piece, The Chronicle is serving notice that we would not rest until the truth has been established in [...]

After the dismissal of Martin Amidu, what next?

The announcement from the seat of Government yesterday that President John Evans Atta Mills has relieved the Attorney-General, Martin Amidu, of his post, has the potential of advertising to the international community that Ghana, under the current Head of State, has no stomach for fighting corruption. The history books will in future record that once [...]

Mills has to make full disclosure on the Woyome Scandal

By the time the Woyome scandal had made its full course, it would have surely taken along major casualties. It is now an accepted fact that the original advise from the former Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, Mrs. Betty Mould-Iddrisu to the Minister of Finance and Economic Planning, Dr Kwabena Duffuor, to pay the GH¢42 [...]

When hedging has no effect on the consumer

On Friday, the state-owned Ghanaian Times published a story attributed to Vice-President  John Dramani Mahama, indicating that the Government has put a team of risk management together to undertake the hedging of the country’s crude oil import. According to the story, the industrial action sweeping across Nigeria, the nation’s leading source of crude oil import [...]

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