The Ghanaian government has paid a long-awaited arbitration award to GPGC Limited in relation to a contractual dispute, which began in 2010. The exact funds released amount to approx. US$20 million. This move is seen as a victory for rule of law in Ghana, and signals to foreign investors that the government honors its obligations.

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Stephen Amoah, the deputy minister of trade and industry, has praised President Nana Addo...

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About Born: October 7, 1963 (age 60 years), Tamale Spouse: Samira Bawumia Education: The University of Buckingham (1987), Tamale Senior High School, more Nationality: Ghanaian Books: Structural Adjustment, Economic Welfare and Electoral Behavior in the 1992 Ghanaian Presidential Election [microform], more Office: Vice-President of Ghana since 2017 Party: New Patriotic Party

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