Fintechs and cryptocurrencies pose next big risk to financial stability – BoG Governor
Bank of Ghana (BoG) Governor, Dr Johnson Asiama Pandit, says the central bank is moving to tighten regulation around financial […]
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MTN invests GH¢19 million in Girls in ICT training over five years
MTN Ghana has invested more than GH¢19 million in training girls in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) across the country
EU shifting focus from development aid to investment support in Ghana – Ambassador Skinnebach
The European Union (EU) is shifting its cooperation with Ghana from traditional development grants to more sustainable investment partnerships, according
Increase Buffer Stock funding to prevent rice glut losses – Farmers urge gov’t
The Peasant Farmers Association of Ghana is asking the government to urgently release additional funds to the National Food Buffer
Economic turnaround taking shape under Mahama – Deputy Finance Minister
The government has indicated that it has made significant progress in stabilising and improving the economy over the past 10
President Mahama to launch $1.5bn Free Zones Industrial Park
President John Dramani Mahama will on Tuesday, October 21, launch Africa’s largest Free Zones Industrial Park, the $1.5 billion Gomoa
Nigeria’s Dangote Refinery says crude inflow reduction driven by high prices, not faults
Nigeria’s Dangote Refinery said on Friday that recent reductions in crude oil inflows were a strategic response to elevated global
BoG moves to control crypto with new law to take effect by December
Governor of the Bank of Ghana (BoG), Dr Johnson Asiama, has revealed that Ghana will begin regulating cryptocurrency before the
We must stop exporting raw wealth and focus on value addition – BoG Governor
Governor of the Bank of Ghana (BoG), Dr Johnson Asiama, has called for a bold national shift from exporting raw
Ghana loses over GH¢19 million to cybercrime in 2025 – CSA warns of rising online threats
Ghana has lost more than GH¢19 million to cybercrime between January and September 2025, a 17 per cent increase compared