Kent Mensah
Ghana Correspondent at The Africa Report
Ghana correspondent The Africa Report |Bylines: VOA, AFP| Al Jazeera | BNE| Fixer| *Views mine.* Email: [email protected] Mob: +233242186493
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2 weeks ago |
allendreyfus.com | Kent Mensah
Protests erupt as NPP leaders accuse government of political witch-huntInvestors voice concern over rising political risk and economic instabilityAccra, Ghana – Political tensions in Ghana have escalated following the arrest of Bernard Antwi Boasiako, known as Chairman Wontumi, a key financier of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP).
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2 weeks ago |
allendreyfus.com | Kent Mensah
Accra, Ghana – The Government of Ghana plans to raise GHS 6.7 billion (about $654 million) in its first treasury bill auction of June, even as recent auctions have consistently fallen short of targets. You need an active subscription to continue reading this article.
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2 weeks ago |
allendreyfus.com | Kent Mensah
Deal allows 20 new wells in Jubilee field and boosts gas supply targetsAnalysts say capital spending timeline could strengthen cedi, ease bond spreadsAccra, Ghana – Ghana has struck a key deal with major oil and gas players to extend production licences for its flagship Jubilee and TEN oil fields to 2040, unlocking up to $2 billion in new investments and potentially reshaping the energy landscape in West Africa. You need an active subscription to continue reading this article.
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2 weeks ago |
allendreyfus.com | Kent Mensah
GHS1-per-litre tax aims to raise GHS5.7bn annually to clear sector arrearsBusiness leaders warn of inflationary risks, economic strain on consumersAccra, Ghana – A wave of public anger is sweeping through Ghana following the government’s sudden imposition of a GHS1 ($0.10) per litre fuel levy, designed to raise funds for the country’s indebted energy sector.
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2 weeks ago |
theafricareport.com | Kent Mensah
Mabel and her husband, Andrews, recently began their first cycle of in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) at a private fertility clinic at Spintex, a bustling suburb of Accra. Like many Ghanaian couples struggling with infertility, they are doing it in silence, fearful of gossip, cultural judgement and the ever-present pressure from family. “My mother keeps saying she wants to carry her grandchild before she dies,” says Mabel, 34, a banker who has been married for five years without a child.
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