The night of shopping and entertainment will include free giveaways, live DJs, games and activations.

This event is open to all students in all tertiary institutions, who are above 18 years.

The students are expected to register at the mall’s website, on www.accramall.com for a discount wristband to gain access to the available discounts on the night.

“Student Shopping Nights are an unmissable retail experience, offering students a night of exclusive discounts & offers from their favourite retailers…Tie this in with entertainments, competitions & giveaways, it creates a unique social environment for students to hang out, have fun, and soak up the atmosphere which makes being a student the best years of your life”Denise Asare, the Marketing Manager of Accra Mall said.

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By: Godwin Allotey/citifmonline.com/Ghana

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The Energy Minister, Emmanuel Armah Kofi Buah has promised the problem will be over by 2015 when gas from the Atuabo Gas Processing Plant and other projects come on stream.

He said gas from Atuabo would minimise the volume and the cost of crude oil the country imported to power its thermal plants.

But speaking on the Citi Breakfast Show, Ishmael Agyekum said the short term solution to the current crisis will not suffice.

“I know that there are developments that are ongoing and there are power plans that are being considered but I have my doubts that these power plans are going to come on stream by next year,” he explained.

Offering a  short term solution to Ghana’s energy crises, he however advised that the country conserves and uses energy efficiently to control the situation and have the country’s systems running.

Mr. Agyekum further emphasized the need for the stakeholders in the energy sector to ensure that the country has adequate supply of energy saying “if we want to develop, we want to grow, we want to do anything as a country, we have to ensure that we have adequate capacity to meet not just the current demand but also future and the suppressed demand that we have in the system.”

He also advised major stakeholders in the energy sector to take the bold decision and make the right investments in the energy sector.

The country has been facing major energy crises in recent times. The problem has generated public outcry with residents in the various parts of the country complaining about the problem.

The World Bank among others has also predicted that the proble will last for sometime.

By: Marian Efe Ansah/citifmonline.com/Ghana
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