Ghana Link clarifies functionality of Tema Port weighbridges following ministerial Visit.
According to the company, the issue raised by the Minister for Transport was not about the system’s functionality but rather its enforcement
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Foreign Affairs – Ban on grain imports from Burkina Faso still in place.
According to the Ministry, Burkina Faso has reiterated in a communiqué that the ban remains in force and has reminded buyers of grains and cereals from the country to adhere to the directive.
Government statistics shows that Gold remains Ghana’s top export commodity.
Ghana’s 2024 Trade Report according to the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS), revealed an increasing export strength, with total exports of GH¢294.9 billion compared to imports of GH¢250.2 billion
President Mahama appoints 12-member Bank of Ghana Board.
The appointments were announced on Wednesday, 26 February 2025.
Government withdraws ENI-Springfield unitization directive.
This decision was announced in a statement dated February 25, 2025 and signed by the Energy Minister, John Abdulai Jinapor.
Government unveils activities for 68th Independence Day celebration.
The National Celebrations Planning Committee (NCPC) has unveiled a comprehensive lineup of activities to mark Ghana’s 68th Independence Anniversary.
Kotoka’s name must be removed from Accra International Airport — Democracy Hub, CPP petition Supreme Court.
“For 59 years, Ghana has lived with the contradiction of denouncing coups while honoring one of the architects of the first military overthrow of an elected government,” the group stated.
NIA Rolls Out Free Ghana Card Issuance at 276 District Offices.
The Ghana Card, according to the NIA, will serve as a crucial identification document for citizens, facilitating access to government services and other essential activities.
Dumsor to persist until year-end – IES warns.
He emphasized that Ghana’s power generation capacity is critically low, with demand frequently matching or exceeding supply
Over GHS10bn rejected by Govt in bids as T-Bill demand soars.
Momentum on the money market continues to persist, with investors displaying heightened interest in T-bills.