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Kumasi residents express displeasure over freeze for civil and public servants

Scores of residents in Kumasi have expressed displeasure and sad feelings about the government’s intention to put an embargo on hiring civil and public servants in 2023. According to the Finance Minister, Mr. Ken Ofori Atta in the 2023 Budget presented to the Parliament of Ghana on November 24, this…

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Sad feelings greet government s hiring freeze for civil, public servants

Sad feelings greet government s hiring freeze for civil, public servants
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Business bounces back after elections

Business bounces back after elections 14th Dec 2020 | Source: Graphic Online Brisk business around the General Post Office in Accra. With the elections over and a winner declared, most traders are now turning their focus to doing very good business as Christmas approaches. The traffic is back and so are traders who are gradually taking over the streets to mount their wares in a bid to attract customers and patronage. Also, the Christmas atmosphere is visible and is being felt as businesses and organisations are adorning their buildings with Christmas decorative accessories, while traders have also begun stocking up. The streets in Accra and Kumasi were very quiet on election day which was also declared a holiday. With the Farmers Day holiday shifted from December 4 to December 6, especially for the general election, the situation remained the same two days after the elections.

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Business bounces back after elections

+ With the elections over and a winner declared, most traders are now turning their focus to doing very good business as Christmas approaches. The traffic is back and so are traders who are gradually taking over the streets to mount their wares in a bid to attract customers and patronage. Also, the Christmas atmosphere is visible and is being felt as businesses and organisations are adorning their buildings with Christmas decorative accessories, while traders have also begun stocking up. The streets in Accra and Kumasi were very quiet on election day which was also declared a holiday. With the Farmers Day holiday shifted from December 4 to December 6, especially for the general election, the situation remained the same two days after the elections.

Ghana generalGreater accraEmmanuel baahFelicia kwarteng augustina dzodzegbeNana yaa adutwumwaaMaame yaa serwaaElectoral commissionPatriotic partyFarmers dayDaily graphicFelicia kwartengAugustina dzodzegbeYaa serwaaMakola marketNew patriotic partyYaa adutwumwaa

Business Bounces Back After Elections Over, Winner Declared

Business Bounces Back After Elections Over, Winner Declared
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Ghana generalGreater accraEmmanuel baahFelicia kwarteng augustina dzodzegbeNana yaa adutwumwaaMaame yaa serwaaElectoral commissionPatriotic partyFarmers dayDaily graphicFelicia kwartengAugustina dzodzegbeYaa serwaaMakola marketNew patriotic partyYaa adutwumwaa