Ghana strengthens port surveillance in response to rising hantavirus outbreak fears.
The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has stepped up monitoring at all entry points into Ghana after confirmed cases of Hantavirus […]
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Ghana records GHS120bn in T-Bill borrowing within the first four months of 2026.
The government raised about GH¢120.2 billion from the Treasury bill market between January and April 2026, compared to the GH¢181.5
Minority calls on government to avoid politicising Bank of Ghana’s crisis.
The Minority in Parliament has called on the government to avoid turning the Bank of Ghana’s (BoG) current difficulties into
DDEP repayments are projected to drive up Ghana’s debt service costs beginning in 2027.
Ghana is expected to face a significant increase in debt servicing expenses from 2027 when repayment of bonds issued under
Ghana Cocoa Board plans to lessen dependence on external loans through a new cocoa financing model.
Ghana Cocoa Board has announced that it is putting the final touches on a new financing structure for the cocoa
Chinese mining company moves to acquire the Ewoyaa lithium project in a $210 million deal.
Zhejiang Huayou Cobalt is pursuing the acquisition of Atlantic Lithium in a proposed $210 million deal that could reshape the
Ghana secures US debt deal as Washington urges faster repayment of arrears.
Ghana has concluded a bilateral debt restructuring deal with the United States to ease obligations owed to the Export-Import Bank
Ghana takes concerns about xenophobic attacks in South Africa to the African Union.
Ghana has officially appealed to the African Union to include the recurring xenophobic violence targeting African migrants in South Africa
Ghanaian xenophobia victim returns home, hopeful for government support on business plans.
Emmanuel Asamoah, a Ghanaian who recently faced harassment in South Africa amid xenophobic tensions, has been brought back to Ghana
Ghana’s reference rate drops to 10.03%, signaling lower borrowing costs ahead.
A slight drop in the Ghana Reference Rate (GRR) to 10.03% for May 2026 has been confirmed by the Ghana