Trade and Industry Minister Kobina Tahir (K.T.) Hammond has mounted a spirited defense of his controversial Legislative Instrument (L.I.) seeking to...
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The Legislative Instrument (LI) being introduced by the Minister of Trade and Industry, K.T. Hammond, to regulate the prices of cement is in the right direction. This is being done to protect consumers, and it was in bad taste for Dangote, Supacem, Ghacem, Diamond Cement, and CIMAF to decline to attend a meeting scheduled for …
Trade and Industry Minister Kobina Tahir (K.T.) Hammond has mounted a spirited defense of his controversial Legislative Instrument (L.I.) seeking to...
Representatives of cement manufacturers who were expected at a stakeholder meeting on Monday, July 1, 2024, with the Minister for Trade and Industry,...
Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin has urged Trade and Industry Minister K.T. Hammond to retract his contentious Legislative Instrument (LI) aimed at...
Member of Parliament Buem for, Kofi Adams, says K.T. Hammond is wrong for introducing a bill to regulate the prices of cement products.
Alban Bagbin, the Speaker of Parliament, has advised the Minister of Trade and Industry, K.T. Hammond, to withdraw the Legislative Instrument (L.I) on...
One cannot but describe as good the attempt by the Trade and Industry Minister, KT Hammond, to make the government introduce a legislation to...
Manufacturers of cement products could be liable to up to three years in jail if they flout certain provisions of the Legislative Instrument (L.I.)...
The Ghana Real Estate Developers Association says the legislative instrument aimed at regulating cement prices in the country was a step in the right...
The Trade Minister, K.T Hammond's controversial proposed Legislative Instrument L.I to regulate the price of cement has been laid before the House.
The Minority in Parliament has voiced strong opposition against a proposed Legislative Instrument (LI) aimed at regulating cement pricing in Ghana.