Equinor strikes oil in the North Sea and aims for swift production rollout
Norway’s Equinor (EQNR.OL) and its partners have uncovered oil near the Snorre field in the North Sea and intend to […]
Trade
Nteso’s cassava industry set to grow with new processing factory
The Eastern Regional Minister, Rita Akosua Adjei Awatey, officially inaugurated a cassava processing factory in Nteso, Fanteakwa North District, on
Tomato traders make first Burkina Faso trip since recent attack.
Ghanaian tomato traders safely return from Burkina Faso, two weeks after a terrorist attack disrupted cross-border trade. The group, which
Ghana cocoa buyers owe banks $750 million
Rising financial strain is weighing on Ghana’s cocoa industry, as licensed buying companies owe banks between $650 million and $750
GUTA warns of foreign shop shutdowns over retail takeover.
In the Ashanti Region, the Ghana Union of Traders Association (GUTA) has threatened to shut down shops owned by foreign
Hungary accuses Ukraine of oil disruption
Tensions have escalated after Hungary claimed that Ukraine is interfering with its access to Russian oil, prompting the deployment of
Zimbabwe has announced an immediate ban on the export of all its raw materials.
Zimbabwe has halted the export of all raw materials following claims of government misconduct and leakages. Following allegations of malpractice
Ghana leads the world in mobile money regulatory standards.
Ghana has maintained its status as the global leader in mobile money regulation, solidifying its standing as one of Africa’s
Africa’s biggest refinery has finalized a petrol supply agreement to deliver 65 million litres per day
Nigeria’s drive for fuel self-sufficiency has received a major boost following an offtake deal between the Dangote Petroleum Refinery and
Tomato merchants suspend trips to Burkina Faso citing safety fears.
Following a recent terrorist attack in Burkina Faso, tomato traders from the Ashanti Region have refused to resume cross-border purchases,