IMF team expected in Accra from April 29 for Ghana’s final programme review
An International Monetary Fund (IMF) staff mission is expected in Accra from April 29, 2026, for Ghana’s sixth and final
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Mining firms overtaxed, not undertaxed — Chamber of Mines fires back at IEA
The Ghana Chamber of Mines has pushed back against claims that Ghana’s mining sector is undertaxed, arguing instead that the
BOST to lose GH¢40m from suspended margins on fuel—Deputy MD
The Bulk Oil Storage and Transportation Company Limited (BOST) stands to lose close to GH₵40 million in April alone following
Dangote Refinery makes Nigeria a net petrol exporter for the first time
Nigeria has spent decades pumping crude oil out of the ground and shipping refined products back in. Aliko Dangote just
Cocoa paste leads Ghana’s top 10 non-traditional exports in 2025
Ghana’s push toward value addition in its export sector is gaining significant traction, with cocoa paste emerging as the country’s
Engineers and Planners officially assume control of Damang Mine concession
The Damang Mine, formerly operated by Gold Fields Ghana Limited, has been officially handed over to Engineers and Planners Limited
Ghana, Japan launch $1.5m projects to advance peace, AI, and health innovation
Ghana and Japan have deepened its development cooperation with the launch of three major initiatives targeting peacebuilding, digital transformation, and
Transport Minister to meet GUTA over dispute on Publican AI Port System on Thursday
The Minister for Transport, Joseph Nikpe Bukari, is scheduled to meet with leaders of the Ghana Union of Traders Association
Global food prices climb again in March, the second straight monthly rise
World food commodity prices rose in March for the second month in a row, due largely to higher energy prices
Food security concerns mount as Iran war hurts fertilizer trade
Rising costs of agricultural fertilizers, triggered by ongoing tensions in the Middle East, are threatening Africa’s fragile food security. The