Tag: GUTA
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Nigerian shops at Circle still locked as occupants fail to produce business permits
The over 600 foreign-owned shops locked up by some members of the Ghana Union of Traders, GUTA in December 2019 at the Kwame Nkrumah Circle in Accra, have not been reopened. This is because the occupants have failed to produce their business operating permits after a Presidential Committee on Retail Trade set up by the…
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Chamber of Commerce and Industry bemoans impact of coronavirus on trade
The Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana National Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Mark Badu Aboagye, says the suspension of some airline services to China due to the outbreak of the Coronavirus has severely affected trading activities. “It has had an impact on trade and the danger is that you do not necessarily have to…
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GUTA hopeful of border reopening ahead of an announcement by Nigeria
The Ghana Union of Traders Association (GUTA), says it is looking forward to the opening of the Nigerian border for trade activities to return to normalcy. The Nigerian government in August last year closed its borders to Benin and by extension, other West African countries, as part of measures to prevent the smuggling of cheap…
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GUTA urges members to suspend travels to China over Coronavirus outbreak
The Ghana Union of Traders Association, GUTA, has advised business travelers to China to put their travel plans on hold. The caution follows the outbreak of the deadly Coronavirus in China which has so far killed over a hundred people and infected more than four thousand others. The General Secretary of GUTA, Alpha Shaban, in…
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Review GIPC law on retail trade – Nigerian traders appeal Ghana Gov’t
The Nigeria Union of Traders Association, Ghana, is asking the government of Ghana to intervene in the closure of shops belonging to their members. Members of Ghana’s main traders’ union, GUTA, have repeatedly locked up shops belonging to foreigners in Kumasi and Accra citing existing laws on retail trade in Ghana which bars foreigners from…
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GUTA issues final warning to gov’t to enforce GIPC law on retail trade
The Ghana Union of Traders’ Association, GUTA, has given government a one-week ultimatum to evict foreign nationals engaged in retail trade in Ghana’s market centres. GUTA says government’s failure to act this time around will result in a nationwide closure of foreign-owned shops. Addressing the press, the Vice President of GUTA, Osei Brogya, said government…


