A Gambian delegation on a study tour to Ghana has paid a working visit to the Volta River Authority at Akosombo. The team from the Gambian Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs who are the guest of the State Interests and Governance Authority (SIGA) are in the country to learn from how SIGA are
Hon. Asamoah-Boateng who has been at the forefront of seeking avenues to recapitalise Neoplan since 2000 made the statement when he appeared as a guest on Garden City Radio in Kumasi. He said: “Under SIGA we have seen a lot of State Enterprises that had not made profits for a long-time posting profit and either paying dividends to the government or reinvesting the profit into their operation. I am optimistic that if Neoplan is absorbed into the 1D1F programme it will create jobs and make profits for the country.”
The Minister of Public Enterprise Hon. Joseph Cudjoe says his Ministry and the State Interests and Governance Authority (SIGA) would be seeking strategic partners for State Owned-Entities (SOEs). Hon. Cudjoe made this revelation when he paid a day’s working visit to the State Interests and Governance Authority. He was accompanied by Madam Christina Edmund, Chief
All I’m saying is when we look at every sector where the state had poured investment in, if the outcomes have been what we expected as we made the investment, today, Ghana would be doing very well
Ghana National Gas Company (GNGC) is to venture into the production of fertilizers and other agrochemicals as it expands its operations. This was disclosed by the Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Ben Asante, when he received a delegation of Ministers including Public Enterprise Minister, Joseph Cudjoe; Employment and Labour Relations Minister, Ignatius Baffour-Awuah; and the Director-General
