Urgent.News

What's breaking now, across thousands of outlets.

Business

CHASS demands prompt release of free SHS funds, payment of arrears

The Conference of Heads of Assisted Secondary Schools (CHASS) has urged the Government to release funds to senior high schools promptly, settle outstanding arrears and review tax and procurement measures it says are placing additional financial pressure on schools. The post CHASS demands prompt release of free SHS funds, payment of arrears appeared first on Ghana Business News .

CHASS demands prompt release of free SHS funds, payment of arrears

We haven't written up this one. Ghana Business News has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.

Read the original at ghanabusinessnews.com →

More in Business

Steel Urges South Korea To Lead Indo-Pacific

The U.S. government has issued an official recommendation that South Korea should move beyond being merely a beneficiary in the Indo-Pacific region and exercise leading leadership.

  • South Korea urged to lead Indo-Pacific, not just benefit
  • Ambassador Michelle Park Steel recommends stronger US-Korea partnership
  • Trilateral cooperation with US, Japan, and Korea stressed

Hyundai Electric Buses Arrive in Bali

Korean-made electric buses and charging facilities are set to be introduced in Bali, one of Indonesia’s leading tourist destinations.

  • Hyundai electric buses and chargers arrive in Bali for eco-friendly pilot project
  • 11 buses and 6 fast chargers deployed at Bajra Sandhi Monument
  • Initiative showcases Korea's green industry to compete with Chinese BYD

Korean Air Short-Haul Fuel Surcharges Outpace Costs

An analysis has found that consumers traveling on short-haul Korean Air routes to Japan and China are paying fuel surcharges that are more than 30% higher than actual fuel consumption would warrant.

  • Fuel surcharges on Korean Air short-haul routes exceed actual fuel consumption costs.
  • Fuel surcharge standards unchanged since 2016 despite efficiency improvements.
  • Recalculated surcharges 30.1% lower than actual amounts charged.

More from Wednesday 21 October →