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The Board Chair of the Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT), Elizabeth Ohene, has unequivocally defended the integrity of the process that resulted in the selection of Rock City owned by Food and Agriculture Minister, Bryan Acheampong, as the preferred bidder to acquire a 60% stake in four SSNIT-owned hotels.

Angel Carbonu, President of the National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT), strongly warns SSNIT against selling its hotels. He emphasizes that the Association’s response will be significant if the management proceeds with the sale of four hotels.

Finance Minister Dr Mohammed Amin Adam has announced the completion of Ghana’s debt restructuring programme with its official creditors.

The Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee in parliament, Andy Appiah Kubi, suggests withholding salaries from MPs who are absent. This proposal comes after the minority group decided to boycott parliamentary sessions whenever their leader, Cassiel Ato Forson, is in court for the ambulance case.

The prosecution in the ongoing ambulance procurement trial has for the first time admitted that Attorney General, Godfred Yeboah Dame met with the 3rd accused person Richard Jakpa at the residence of Supreme Court judge, Justice Yonny Kulendi.