BREAKING-Former Finance Minister declared a Fugitive and Wanted by the OSP.
The Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) has officially declared former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta a fugitive and placed him on its wanted list
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PwC audit uncovers GH¢5.3bn revenue under declaration at ECG.
A comprehensive 2024 audit of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG), conducted by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), has uncovered a GH¢5.3 billion revenue discrepancy
Ghana working towards harmonizing trade under AFCFTA
Speaking at a GPHA media forum, he highlighted Ghana’s collaboration with the West African Customs Unit to streamline trade processes and enhance intra-African trade.
BoG Gold Coin Investment rises in value attracting rise in investment interest
Currently, the one-ounce coin is priced at GH₵46,671.17, up from GH₵45,020
Dr. Yusif Sulemana appointed as the new acting MD of Tema Oil Refinery.
Dr. Sulemana officially took on his new role on Monday, February 10, 2025, following a warm welcome by the refinery’s management.
Residence of former Finance Minister raided.
The incident occurred in Cantonments while Ofori-Atta was reportedly out of the country. Some family members, including his wife, were present at the time.
Ghana at number 42 of the 2024 Corruption Score Index.
This was revealed in a press release issued on February 11 by the Ghana Integrity Initiative (GII), the local chapter of Transparency International.
Council of State elections to be held today
A total of 155 personalities, including 10 women from the 16 regions, have filed their nominations to contest
Ghana’s economy losing trade benefits over Istanbul Convention – ICC
The ICC Ghana Secretary General Emmanuel Doni-Kwame has said Ghana is missing out on important trade benefits, because it has not signed the Istanbul Convention which grants access to ATA Carnet – a passport for goods that allows temporary imports without paying duties or taxes
IMF to Converse 2025 Budget with Government Amid Plans to Remove Key Taxes
The talks come at a pivotal moment, with the government planning to scrap key tax lines, including the contentious E-levy, betting tax, and COVID-19 levy