President John Mahama has revealed that the issues of how to provide fuel for the power generating plants was what was currently outstanding in terms of resolving the power crisis currently facing the country.
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Questions for Mahama and responses at media encounter
Mahama denied allegations levelled against him for taking $300 million before accepting the ex-Guantanamo detainees in Ghana.
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Speaking at a press conference at the Flagstaff House Tuesday, January 12, 2016, Mr Mahama touched on numerous issues on economy, Guantanamo detainees in Ghana, corruption, power crisis and security.
He has also denied allegations levelled against him for taking $300 million before accepting the ex-Guantanamo detainees in Ghana.
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According to Mahama, "There is no monetary consideration. The US would have disclosed it. What they are saying on social media, is absolutely untrue that I collected 300 million."
Click below to listen to the full audio of the media encounter.
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