Newmont partners government in improving road infrastructure
Newmont Corporation has partnered with the government, through the Ministry of Roads and Highways, to rehabilitate the 46km Sunyani-Ntotronso-Akyerensua highway. […]
Economy
Total petroleum consumption for half year hits 3.6bn litres, despite rising fuel prices
Total consumption of petroleum products for the first half of 2025 has surged to 3.6 billion litres, marking a 17.65%
Govt to deploy 5,000 agric graduates under Feed Ghana Programme – Prof Opoku-Agyemang
The government is set to deploy 5,000 graduates in the agriculture and veterinary fields to support its flagship Feed Ghana
Banks’ shareholders funds hit GH¢48.0bn in half-year 2025
Banks’ shareholders’ funds increased by 48.5% to GH¢48.0 billion in the first half of 2025, the July 2025 Banking Development
Banks remain resilient to adverse macroeconomic developments, but debt servicing remains a challenge – BoG
The stress tests conducted by the Bank of Ghana on banks in the first-half of the year indicated that the
Africa’s Debt Challenges Demand Homegrown Fixes – GiTFiC CEO
Accra is set to host the 9th Ghana International Trade and Finance Conference (GiTFiC) from October 29 to November 2,
Jubilee 2000 Co-Founder And Debt Pioneer Ann Pettifor To Deliver Keynote At GiTFiC 2025 In Accra
Ann Pettifor, the British economist widely recognized for her role in some of the most consequential debt relief efforts of
Gold-for-Oil Programme led to losses, deserves further investigation – Bright Simons
Vice President of IMANI Africa, Bright Simons, has shed light on Ghana’s controversial Gold-for-Oil programme, explaining how its conception and
IMF backs Ghana’s reforms to entrench fiscal discipline beyond 2026
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has expressed confidence in Ghana’s ability to sustain fiscal discipline even after the country exits
Rising fuel prices: You cannot be insensitive and ungrateful to BoG, says CBOD boss
Chief Executive of the Chamber of Bulk Oil Distributors, Dr Patrick Ofori, has urged Ghanaians to recognise the crucial role