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Employers call for predictable policies
The Ghana Employers’ Association (GEA) has called for a policy predictability compact between government and the private sector to reduce uncertainty, strengthen business confidence and encourage long-term investment in productive assets.
Limit 84: redefining logistics for Ghana’s business future
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Commercial drivers give authorities one week to clear traders from lorry terminals, bus stops
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