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Speaking at national dialogue organized by the Natural Resource Governance Institute (NRGI) and the Africa Centre for Energy Policy (ACEP) on Ghana’s gas, the communication expert called on stakeholders to keep brainstorming in support of government to manage the sector. Themed “National Dialogue on the future of Ghana’s Gas Sector”,  the dialogue held in Accra brought some energy expect and industry players to  brainstorm on ways to develop the country’s “transition fuel”.

Previous fracas back in 1973 led to the burning of the team’s bus after the Black Stars beat the Nigerians 3-1 to crash the latter’s hopes of qualification. The match, involving the two West African rivals, ahead of the FIFA World Cup in West Germany the next year saw an abrupt end.

“Warm congratulations to the Senior National Football Team, the Black Stars… for qualifying for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. I am very proud of the team’s exploits. They have made the entire nation proud,” he tweeted.

In the hung Parliament of 137 MPs apiece for the Majority New Patriotic Party (NPP) side and the Minority National Democratic Congress (NDC) side, a required quorum for the vote would have been 138 MPs, the Minority has explained.

The Hon Member of Parliament for North Tongu in the Volta region, Samuel O. Ablakwa has secured internship package for Ghanaian medical students who were in school in Ukraine and evacuated due to the crisis.

The projects, which are part of the over 30 projects completed in the region and more than 200 nationwide by the Fund, include six-unit classroom blocks and 10-seater public toilet facilities.

He believes the current youngsters are good to be maintained for the national team.

Dr Jerry Monfant, an economist has described the current managers of Ghana’s economy as absolutely clueless about establishing good economic models to forestall the looming economic dangers.

In his address, he announced the drastic easing of various restrictions including reopening the country’s land and sea borders as well as the no more negative PCR test for fully vaccinated travelers.

The government is of the believed that expenditure cut alone will not be enough to revive the ailing economy and that the government’s focus is two-fold: to control expenditure and to raise more revenues domestically.