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Interest rates likely to fall significantly – IMF

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  Interest rates in major economies are expected to fall to pre-pandemic levels because of low productivity and ageing populations, according to a forecast. The  International Monetary Fund  (IMF) said increases in borrowing costs are likely to be “temporary” once high inflation is brought under control. The Bank of England has been raising interest rates since December 2021, taking them from 0.1% to 4.25%. This has raised mortgage payments for many homeowners. Central banks in the UK, the US, Europe and other nations have been lifting interest rates to combat the rate of price rises, otherwise known as inflation. In the UK, inflation is at its highest for nearly 40 years because of rising energy prices and soaring food costs. A number of factors are fuelling inflation, including Russia’s invasion of Ukraine which has helped drive up energy costs. However, in a blog the IMF said that “recent increases in real interest rates are likely to be temporary”. It added “When infl...
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  God spoke to me and said NDC will win 2024 elections – Mahama John Mahama Former President John Dramani Mahama  has said that the  National Democratic Congress (NDC)  will win the 2024 general elections. He said that is the will of God. Speaking to delegates of the NDC in Okere in the Eastern Region on Tuesday, April 11, he said “By God’s grace we have the experience, we didn’t buy it in the store, we didn’t learn it in school, it is God who gave us the opportunity to gather that experience.” He added “Don’t worry about what some people are saying, it is God’s will, I attend church and when I pray God speaks to me and God has said this is the time for NDC, he has given us power. If God decides no one can change it. Let us continue to pray and trust that what has been arranged will come to pass.” He further told all Parliamentary candidate hopefuls of the  NDC  to engage in a decent campaign. “Let us not resort to insult because we are one family, this is ...
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SDD-UBIDS Admissions Opens

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ADMISSION! ADMISSION! ADMISSION It is announced for the attention of the general public that  Simon Diedong Dombo University of Business and Integrated Development Studies (SDD-UBIDS) , a Public Tertiary Education Institution established by an Act of Parliament SDD-UBIDS Act 2019 (Act 1001), located in the Upper West Regional Capital, Wa, Ghana, is inviting qualified students to apply for admissions into Undergraduate and Postgraduate Programmes for the 2022/2023 Academic Year. Application for Admission (E-Voucher Service through Mobile Money) 5 Easy Steps Dial *887*18# Enter School Name (i.e. UBIDS) Select Preferred Form Type Authorize payment (Enter your 4 Digit PIN) SMS of Voucher is sent to payer after successful payment To Retrieve Voucher Dial *887*18# Select “Yes” Retrieve E-Voucher Details of E-Voucher are displayed (UBIDS, serial number, and pin) Apply Here Closing Date Closing date for Sandwich applications is  September 9, 2022.  Sandwich programmes will start ...
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Ghana Sends Special Forces To Border As Sahel Violence Spreads

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  ADF STAFF Alima never again expects to live in her Burkina Faso home. Standing near a refugee settlement in Ghana, she can see her native hamlet over a dry riverbed. Alima said she left with her children last year after gunmen raided their settlement and killed two watchmen. “We are staying here for now,” Alima told Agence France-Presse (AFP). “There is no security over there.” Since January, terrorists in Burkina Faso have attacked civilians and pro-government militias in the Boulgou Province, forcing thousands of people to flee to Ghana, where many settlement camps lack sufficient food, water and shelter. In response, Ghana deployed 1,000 Special Forces troops to its northern border in early April amid worries that violent extremist groups in Burkina Faso are seeking to expand their influence and territory. “They are killing people and the people are running, and I also ran,” an anonymous Burkinabe man told Ghana’s JoyNews. “I came here to save my life and my family.” In rural ...
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