IMF lifts Africa growth forecast; Ghana, others set for expansion
The IMF says growth in sub-Saharan countries, including Ghana, is expected to expand after upgrading its economic outlook for the […]
OSP probes alleged GH₵25.8m palm oil diversion scheme
The Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) has launched an investigation into a suspected corruption scheme involving the diversion of
Ghana’s manufacturing sector must contribute 15% to GDP by 2030 – Mahama
President John Dramani Mahama has set a new national target to increase Ghana’s manufacturing contribution to at least 15 percent
Nigeria’s rapidly expanding car company now has 8,000 staff and plans a new plant to add 2,000 more.
Innoson Group is steadily emerging as one of Nigeria’s largest industrial employers. CEO Innocent Chukwuma revealed that the automaker currently
Puerto Vallarta flights stopped after cartel leader’s death triggers violence.
Violence erupted in Mexico following the army’s killing of a cartel leader, prompting U.S. and Canadian airlines to suspend flights
Uvira sees a revival of trade and optimism following the reopening of the DRC-Burundi border.
After being closed for over two months, the border linking the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Burundi reopened
UK to launch ICE-style agency to speed up migrant deportations.
Britain’s Reform UK party has unveiled a bold immigration plan, promising to set up a new deportation agency modeled on
Gold exports help reduce Senegal’s trade gap, but $2.4bn shortfall remains.
Senegal saw significant improvement in its external accounts in 2025, yet a substantial trade deficit persisted despite strong growth in
Burkina Faso’s bid for a 25% share in the proposed mega gold mine advances smoothly.
West African Resources Limited and Burkina Faso are navigating a careful middle ground between increased state ownership and private sector
Finance Ministry highlights falling inflation, stronger Cedi in 2025
The Ministry of Finance has outlined significant improvements in Ghana’s macroeconomic indicators, pointing to declining inflation, lower interest rates, and