VALCO workers protest in Tema over alleged sale (Video)
VALCO workers, together with the Industrial and Commercial Workers' Union (ICU), staged a protest in Tema over alleged plans to sell the state-owned aluminium company. The demonstrators are opposing any move to privatise or dispose of VALCO, arguing that such a decision could negatively affect workers and undermine Ghana's industrial development.
Morgan Ayawine, National Union Chairman of the ICU, stated that concerns over a possible sale of the company have existed for years, creating uncertainty among employees. Samuel Agyemang Watchman, Local Union Chairman of VALCO, appealed to Ghanaians to support the workers' efforts to protect the company, describing VALCO as a strategic national asset. The workers insisted they would continue to advocate for the survival and expansion of the company.
Quick Summary
VALCO workers and the ICU are protesting in Tema over alleged plans to sell the state-owned aluminium company. They argue that privatizing VALCO
Summary - read the full story for complete context.

Image: Adom Online
GhanaFront aggregates news from trusted sources. Click to read the original article.
Keywords
Explore related tagsMore from Adom Online
Related Stories
More from Business & Economy

GoldBod suspends licenses of Dominic Bonsu Ventures, McWoode Ray 24
GoldBod has suspended the licenses of two prominent gold trading companies, raising questions about the future of gold transactions in Ghana.
3h ago•3 min read

Ghanaians hold record GH¢40bn in mobile money wallets
Discover how Ghanaians are transforming their financial habits, leading to unprecedented growth in mobile money usage and balances.
4h ago•2 min read

Communiqué: Digital Economy Forum calls for urgent action to protect public trust in Ghana's cash-lite economy
Amidst a booming digital economy, a critical forum convened to tackle the escalating threat of fraud and its potential to undermine public trust and
2h ago•2 min read

IMF Board set to approve Ghana's final Programme Review, greenlight post-bailout economic plan
Ghana's economic future hangs in the balance as the IMF Board convenes to consider key approvals and a new policy instrument.
6h ago•3 min read





