Mahama confirms BoG has withdrawn from forex market
President John Mahama has revealed that the Bank of Ghana (BoG) has withdrawn its interventions in the foreign exchange market,
Economy
Ministry of Energy calls for calm, urges public to wait for PURC approved tariffs
The Ministry of Energy and Green Transition has appealed to the public to remain calm amidst the proposal of a
Government moves to assure investors of fiscal discipline after IMF Programme
Government is taking steps to reassure investors, donors, and the markets that fiscal discipline will be maintained after Ghana exits
‘Gov’t must step in’ – Chair of Parliament’s Energy Committee says ECG cannot survive on consumers alone
Chairman of Parliament’s Energy Committee, Emmanuel Bedzrah, says government must support the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) to recover its
GWCL seeks 280% water tariff hike, blames galamsey for rising costs
The Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL) has proposed a 280 per cent upward adjustment in water tariffs. The company cited
African leaders push for climate investment at Ethiopia summit
African leaders and climate activists have called for a radical shift in global climate financing, urging the world to treat
MTN pushes 5G agenda, urges stronger gov’t-private sector collaboration
MTN Group is gearing up to launch fifth-generation (5G) mobile technology following strategic discussions with government and regulators, Group CEO
Release funds to recruit more doctors, nurses – Health Committee to Finance Ministry
The Health Committee of Parliament has called on the Ministry of Finance to release funds for the recruitment of about
Ghana ineligible to receive U.S. foreign assistance for 2026 financial year under MCC
Ghana is ineligible to receive foreign assistance for the Financial Year 2026 from the United States under the Millennium Challenge
IMF Staff Mission expected in Ghana at end of September for 5th Programme Review
An International Monetary Fund (IMF) staff mission is expected in Accra at the end of September 2025 to assess Ghana’s