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Editorial: Shelve colonial royalty-based mining leases

A former Chief Justice, Sophia Akuffo, believes the country’s impending wave of expiring mining leases presents a rare opportunity to restructure the sector without breaching existing contractual obligations. The nation must abandon its long-standing royalty-based mining, something she describes as a colonial-era model that delivers only marginal returns to the state. Rather, she is proposing […] The post Editorial: Shelve colonial royalty-based mining leases appeared first on The Business & […]

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Bank of Ghana’s Critical Role in Inflation Management: Assessing BoG’s 2024 annual report & progress made so far

The Bank of Ghana (BoG), under the astute leadership of Governor Dr Johnson Pandit Asiama, has played a decisive role in restoring macroeconomic stability and anchoring inflation expectations in Ghana. The central bank’s core mandate is to maintain price stability, safeguard the financial system, and create an environment conducive to sustainable economic growth. At the […]Source: www.myjoyonline.comRead full article

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Allied Health Professions Council withdraws accreditation on all programmes of Ghana Christian University College

The Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC), the sole mandated professional regulator of Allied Health Professions in Ghana, has, effective 2nd February 2026, withdrawn accreditations of all Allied Health Programs of the Ghana Christian University College located at Amrahia, off the Dodowa road in Accra. Per a letter dated 2nd February 2026 and addressed to the […]Source: www.myjoyonline.comRead full article

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Bristol church repair opens up possibility of Edward Colston exhumation

Diocese holds consultation on future of long-closed city centre site thought to be enslaver’s burial placeWork is about to begin repairing an unused city centre church in Bristol that is believed to be the burial place of the enslaver Edward Colston.After the work on the roof of All Saints is completed, the building may be deconsecrated, turned into a community resource and the remains of Colston could be removed. Continue […]

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