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Pozzolana Cement to lay off workers

According to management, the retrenchment exercise is necessary to keep the company running, as they cannot continue to pay the salaries of the workers.

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READ MORE:Ghana Energy Crisis We are not back to dumsor- Dep. Energy MinisterSpeaking to Accra-based TV3, Commercial Manager of Pozzolana Cement, Mr. Yaw Peprah, added that “the electricity situation is very bad at the moment, we pay GHS25,000 a month to the electricity company of Ghana for the energy that we use.

Meanwhile, government has blamed the power situation on Nigeria’s inability to supply crude oil to Ghana.John Jinapor, Deputy Power Minister, assured Ghanaians that Ghana has not returned to the protracted energy crisis it stepped out of in January, 2016.

A cross-section of the public believe that the country has been plunged into an energy crisis once again, after Nigeria cut fuel supply to Ghana.

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However, Deputy Power Minister, John Jinapor maintains that the country is not back into energy crisis.

“It will be an exaggeration to say we have been plunged into another energy crisis. The prolonged power outage experienced during the weekend was due to a challenge with our power plant in Aboadze, a mechanical fault”,  he said.

Mr. Jinapor revealed that some plants are still down, causing blackouts in certain communities.

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