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The last edition of Newsfile for 2018 promises to stand out as the most topical issues of the year are discussed.
The topics to be discussed include Menzgold saga and the banking sector reforms, corruption and the Right To Information Bill.
The first segment of the programme will feature guests such as Bright Simons, Kojo Anan Ankomah, Clara
Read full articleBeeri and Amanda Clinton to talk on the Menzgold and financial sector reforms.
Customers of Menzgold have threatened to vote out the government should they fail to assist them to retrieve their money. Some suspect that the Government is in bed with the Menzgold CEO, Nana Appiah Mensah reason for which no action has been taken by government.
Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta and Chairman of the Finance Committee of Parliament have categorically stated that government will not intervene in the matter and that customers should consider their investments lost a position that has been challenged by the Minority in Parliament.
Updates from the Bank of Ghana indicate that majority of the banks have met the minimum capital requirement of GHC400 million with the fate of the remaining banks to be decided after December 31 2018 deadline.
The Bank of Ghana consolidated 5 banks and gave approval for GCB to take over two banks over the last year, yet punitive measures are yet to be meted out to the liable persons. This has caused many to question the seriousness of the intended reforms in the sector.
The second segment of the programme will see CDD's Executive Director, Prof. H Kwasi Prempeh and former CHRAJ Commissioner Emile Short join Bright Simons and Kojo Bentil to discuss efforts on the war on corruption and the RTI Bill.
