Ghana’s national debt reaches GH¢674bn
Ghana’s overall public debt rose to GH¢674.1 billion in February 2026, according to the Bank of Ghana’s latest Summary of […]
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NPP calls on diplomatic corps to observe Ghana’s human rights situation
The opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) has called on members of the diplomatic community and Ghana’s international partners to pay
ZEN Petroleum owner sets record as richest investor on Ghana Stock Exchange
Fifteen years ago, William Tewiah was focused on building a fuel distribution company that mainly served mining companies in Ghana’s
Energy Minister meets downstream petroleum CEOs to discuss reforms and sector growth
Energy and Green Transition Minister John Abdulai Jinapor has taken part in a high-level breakfast meeting organised by the National
Ghana’s financial sector records strong growth with assets at GH¢647bn
Ghana’s financial industry experienced a notable rebound in 2025, with total assets rising to GH¢647.25 billion from GH¢525.59 billion in
US top investigative agency enters Ghana to target smart criminals
A new intelligence-focused policing programme has been introduced by the Ghana Police Service in partnership with the United States Federal
Investor concerns grow as Ghana’s mining reforms affect Gold Fields’ major operation
Ghana’s efforts to strengthen state control over its mining industry are beginning to raise concerns among investors, as industry players
6,245 nurses and midwives recruited by Health Ministry across the country
The Ministry of Health has revealed that 6,245 nurses and midwives have been employed out of 6,500 positions made available
Ghana joins Egypt and Côte d’Ivoire as Africa’s biggest IMF borrowers in 2026
Ghana has maintained its ranking as the fourth-largest debtor in Africa to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), with its outstanding
Ghana exits $3bn bailout programme but IMF monitoring to continue until 2029
Questions over whether Ghana remains under the supervision of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) after completing its $3 billion Extended