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Energy Minister, John Peter Amewu has admitted that the country is currently faced with challenges in the power sector attributing the cause to an incomplete project that is meant to allow gas flow into the country. According to him, the incomplete project is due to a disagreement over tariffs between the Energy Ministry and the regulator; West African Gas Pipeline; which have been resolved now. Addressing the media over the recent power outages, the Minister said the regulator – West African Gas Pipeline- has finally issued the final tariff notice of 1.7 dollars per MMBtu which would be approved by the committee of ministers on the 30th of November 2018 to pave way for the signing of the Gas Transportation Agreement. According to him, signing of the Gas Transportation Agreement will solve the current power crisis being faced in the country. Assuring members of the public to remain calm, he said “the ministry of energy wants to assure the public that the current power problems that...

“The 1D1F is what we are all seeing over here. Before my tenure comes to an end in 2020, you will all realize the good things I did for this great nation. I didn’t come to tell lies. I will fulfill all my promises before my tenure ends with regard to the 1D1F, 1V1D and so forth.” The above are the words of President Akufo-Addo who is promising to to fulfill his promises by the end of his tenure, MyNewsGh.com has filed. Mr Akufo-Addo said he intends to make sure he disappoints the “blind” naysayers in the opposition National Democratic Congress by fulfilling all his promises without leaving any of them out. The President, who said his political opponents are ‘blind’, for which reason they cannot see the good things he is doing to develop the country, vowed to make sure all the outstanding promises he made including 1D1F, 1V1D, 1C1m among others are fulfilled even as the already fulfilled ones like Free SHS are being perfected. He questioned the vision of his political opponents. “T...

Waves of tremor are sweeping through the Ghana Health Service (GHS) over internationally acclaimed investigative Journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas’ latest exposé which is set to be released soon. Investigative Journalist and Ghana’s most feared man Anas Aremeyaw Anas on Friday November 23, 2018, threatened to once again shake the country as he prepares to drop another exposé video which he said is hotter than his previous work “Number 12”. Otecfmghana.com has learnt that, Anas’ yet to be released video from some major hospitals across the country captured massive corrupt activities by some recalcitrant Doctors, Paramedics, Hospital Administrators, Nurses and Midwives, NHIA workers, Radiologists as well as Pharmacists. “We must be worried and of cause we’re worried about this Anas video. This style of investigations is naming and shaming process so everyone is worried. We should pray things turn out good”, a senior staff at GHS told otecfmghana.com. Anas after the release of “Number 12...

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