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Daily Graphic, 01 十月 2026

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ArticleTul­low to cough up $393m tax

By Emmanuel Ebo Hawk­son THE Inter­na­tional Court of Arbit­ra­tion of the Inter­na­tional Cham­ber of Com­merce (ICC) has dis­missed a chal­lenge to a $393 mil­lion tax assess­ment liab­il­ity and a pen­alty on Tul­low Ghana Lim­ited (TGL) by the...

Tul­low to cough up $393m tax

ArticleCourt defers Hanan trial over seized mobile phones

THE Accra High Court has adjourned the trial of former Chief Exec­ut­ive Officer (CEO) of the National Food and Buf­fer Stock Com­pany Lim­ited (NAFCO), Hanan Abdul-Wahab Alud­iba, and his wife, Faiza Seidu Wuni, to Octo­ber 7, 2026, fol­low­ing an...

Court defers Hanan trial over seized mobile phones

ArticleTul­low to cough up $393m tax

By Emmanuel Ebo Hawk­son THE Inter­na­tional Court of Arbit­ra­tion of the Inter­na­tional Cham­ber of Com­merce (ICC) has dis­missed a chal­lenge to a $393 mil­lion tax assess­ment liab­il­ity and a pen­alty on Tul­low Ghana Lim­ited (TGL) by the...

Tul­low to cough up $393m tax

ArticleJourn­al­ist crowned King in Uganda

EDWARD Rukidi Kijanan­goma has been crowned King of Uganda's Tooro king­dom. The new mon­arch has long been a famil­iar face in the East African nation, where for many, he was known not as the heir to the throne, but as a storyteller: a long-serving...

Journ­al­ist crowned King in Uganda

ArticleDan­gote's $16bn Kenya refinery 'new chapter' for Africa

AFRICA'S richest man was set to break ground on a new $16-bil­lion mega-refinery in Kenya last Wed­nes­day, say­ing it marked a "new chapter in Africa's indus­trial jour­ney". Aliko Dan­gote cre­ated Africa's biggest oil refinery in his nat­ive Nigeria...

Dan­gote's $16bn Kenya refinery 'new chapter' for Africa

ArticleNo more chop money for the boys (aban)?!

ON Novem­ber 1, Ghana will take a step towards mod­ern­ising road traffic enforce­ment when the Road Traffic Reg­u­la­tions, 2026 (L.I.2519) begin nation­wide. Prop­erly imple­men­ted, it could fun­da­ment­ally change the rela­tion­ship between...

No more chop money for the boys (aban)?!

ArticleGideon Tete Owusu, PR Assist­ant

This is good news because it means Ghana can recover money that is due to the coun­try. The import­ant thing now is for the GRA to make sure the money is actu­ally col­lec­ted and used well for the bene­fit of Ghanai­ans.

Gideon Tete Owusu, PR Assist­ant