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The Energy Committee of Parliament has hinted it will soon order the Tema Oil Refinery (TOR) to appear before the house to give account of its operations after declining earlier invitations. Ranking Member of the Committee, Adam Mutawakilu, disclosed the committee has not been able to look at TOR’s 2017 financial statements because the company have consistently turned down the committee’s invitations. He said the committee is clothed with the powers of a high court and “soon, we will have to subpoena them to appear before the committee so that we will be able to look at their financials”. He observed TOR is riddled with issues that need to be addressed but would not honour the committee’s invitations. “Upon several invitations for them to appear, 2018, two invitations they had declined to appear, but you will all bear with me that issues in the social media and in the public is not good for TOR”, he said. Some of the issues he mentioned as the move to convert TOR to a tank farm an...

A Middle aged man in his early 30’s is reported dead whilst haven a sexual encounter with a goat at a small village named Nipa Nye Dua along the Nzima_Elubo major road. The bizarre news has shocked residents who described the incident as barbaric and inhuman. The incident is reported to have happened in the early hours of Friday 31 August, 2018 when the sound of the goat crying was heard emanating from the deceased room. Disclosing the news to your authoritative news desk of bestnewsghana.com , the informant whose wishes to remain anonymous noted that the issue is yet to be investigated by the elders of the community but indicated that family members of the deceased are tight lipped on the matter. The informant further disclosed that, the families of the deceased are making urgent arrangement to bury their departed relative. The post Man Dies Whilst Having S*x with a Goat appeared first on Star Media Ghana .

Ghana’s energy sector is set to receive a major boost, withthe signing of a contract for the construction of the first wave energy plant in Ghana, near Ada in the Greater Accraregion. According to TC’s Energy, a Ghanaian renewable energy production company, the 100 Megawatt wave plant, whendelivered in 24 months, will be one of the largest wave energy projects in the world. The Chief Executive Officer of TC’s Energy, Anthony Opoku tells Citi Business News that Ghana has the perfectconditions to generate substantial amounts of electricity from sea waves.“Seabased and TC Energy have signed a 100 Megawatt agreement to build one of the biggest wave power plant inthe world in Ghana. The wave is stable in this country, but we don’t have the financial and technical ability to harness the waves to generate power. That’s why I had to get the technical and financial partners needed to make this project materialize. And as long as there is stable wave movement, we will continue to generate e...