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Ghana to pilot continental digital trade corridor with Rwanda, Zambia
Ghana is set to pilot a continental digital trade corridor in partnership with Rwanda, Zambia, and other African countries, in a move aimed at accelerating cross-border digital finance and trade integration. The announcement was made by the Vice President Professor Jane Naana Opoku Agyemang during the 2026 edition of t...
Become advocates for change within your workplaces, communities – Deloitte Tax Partner to women professionals
The theme for the occasion was, “Making equity a reality in a changed world.” Mrs. Boye-Doku said the theme could not be more relevant, explaining that “As the world continues to evolve, shaped by innovation, shifting career paths, and new economic realities we are reminded that progress must be intentional and inclusi...
Weak authentication systems threaten digital finance growth – BoG Governor
Governor of the Bank of Ghana (BoG), Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama, has raised concerns over weak authentication systems in digital financial services, warning that they are increasing fraud risks and undermining trust in the sector. Speaking at the 3i Africa Summit 2026 on Wednesday, May 6, Dr. Asiama said strengthening A...
Women’s Development Bank to offer low-interest credit for female entrepreneurs – Trade Minister
Minister for Trade, Agribusiness and Industry, Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare says the proposed Women’s Development Bank will provide low-interest financing, flexible collateral requirements and tailored business support for women-led enterprises as government moves to close the financing gap facing female entrepreneurs. Speak...
GB Foods Ghana launches Pomo-Gino “Akyɛdeɛ Sokoo” promotion in Kumasi
GB Foods Ghana has officially launched the 2026 Pomo-Gino “Akyɛdeɛ Sokoo” promotion at the Kejetia Market in Kumasi. The promotion offers consumers a chance to win instant prizes, including airtime, TVs, freezers, gas cookers, cash, a trip, and a car. To enter the draw, customers are required to purchase Pomo-Gino prom...
Ghana’s Chris Koney participates in high-level dialogue at Africa Forward Summit 2026
Commenting on his participation in the summit, Mr. Koney expressed his appreciation to the French Government, Africa Forward Summit Secretariat and French Embassy in Ghana for inviting him to be part of the first of its kind Africa Forward Summit to reflect on the robust and balanced Africa - France partnerships built...
CSA warns of rising online business scams; reports over GH¢266k losses
The Cyber Security Authority (CSA) has raised concern over a growing wave of online fraud involving the impersonation of legitimate businesses on search engines and digital map platforms. According to the Authority, fraudsters are creating fake business listings that appear authentic, using them to deceive unsuspecting...
ETI Jumps GH¢0.22, Enterprise Group gains GH¢0.51 as GSE cap hits GH¢292billion
The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) capped a historic week of trading with another positive session on Friday, as the GSE Composite Index (GSE-CI) added 86.33 points to close at 15,611.32, extending the benchmark's relentless run.
IEA opposes renewal of Gold Fields Tarkwa mining lease, calls for greater Ghanaian ownership
The Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) has intensified calls for Ghana to prioritise local ownership of its natural resources, opposing the renewal of Gold Fields’ lease for the Tarkwa mines as it approaches expiration in 2027. Speaking at a press conference in Accra, former Chief Justice and IEA Fellow Sophia Akuffo...
Ghana’s economy grows 7.7% in February, driven by services and industry
Ghana’s economy expanded by 7.7% year-on-year in February 2026, driven largely by strong performance in the services and industrial sectors, according to new data from the Ghana Statistical Service. The latest Monthly Indicator of Economic Growth (MIEG) shows continued momentum in economic activity, with services emerg...
Overall government debt in sub-Saharan Africa stabilises but at high level – IMF
The report continued that countries that approach domestic debt market development as part of a broader economic strategy are best positioned to harness its benefits and manage its risks. When domestic borrowing is a deliberate, well-planned component of a country’s financial tool kit, it can support resilience and sus...
Only 32% of Ghanaian salaried workers are able to save due to poor pay – New study
A new study has revealed that only 32.2 percent of salaried workers in Ghana are able to make savings, highlighting the financial strain faced by the majority of employees.