18
Dec
The Ghana Railway Development Authority (GRDA) has begun an exercise to collect its ground rent. This involves the locking up of various facilities situated on GDRA property, including offices, warehouses, shops and other premises occupied by tenants currently in arrears on grounds rent in Accra. A statement signed and issued by the Head of Corporate Affairs of the GRDA, Yusif Tahiru Adams, said the exercise was to secure the necessary operational funds for sustained day-to-day office management. “In this concerted effort to secure operational funds, the authority reiterates its unwavering stance: nothing will deter its pursuit of grounds rent collection.…