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Chiefs back IDU UK Summit as central house of chiefs eyes jobs, investment boost
The President of the Central Regional House of Chiefs, His Royal Majesty King Odeefour Amoakwa Buadu VIII, has welcomed a delegation from the International Diaspora Union (IDU) and pledged the support of traditional authorities for the upcoming IDU GAMBIC UK 2026 Summit, describing it as a major opportunity to attract...
GRA applauds KGL Group for paying GH¢153m in taxes, urges nationwide compliance
The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has issued a nationwide appeal to individuals, businesses, and corporate entities to comply fully with their tax obligations, stressing that national development is anchored on collective responsibility.
IMF maintains Ghana’s 4.8% growth forecast amid global uncertainty
Ghana’s economy is expected to remain resilient despite a challenging global environment, with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) retaining its growth projection of 4.8 per cent for 2026. The latest outlook aligns with the Fund’s October 2025 forecast and places Ghana slightly ahead of the projected 4.6 per cent gro...
Our concern is about how Ghana preserves its economic stability – IMF
“I think hopefully, the lessons of the recent past, hopefully, will be salutary, and going forward, there will continue to be a decent path. But we are very optimistic about Ghana.”
Oyster Agribusiness rewards top growers, scales support across Bono East
Oyster Agribusiness has reinforced its commitment to strengthening Ghana’s agricultural value chain, honouring more than 40 farmers at its 2026 Farmers’ Durbar while outlining plans to scale support, diversify production and deepen value addition. The annual durbar, held in Kintampo, brought together over 650 farmers,...
Ghana, Russia deepen partnership to end raw material exports by 2030
Ghana is strengthening its partnership with Russia’s leading scientific institutions as the government steps up efforts to end the export of raw materials by 2030 and accelerate industrialisation through value addition. The move follows discussions between Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa and Professor...
Borrow wisely to finance specific productive investments, infrastructure projects only – Deloitte Boss to gov’t
The Country Managing Partner of Deloitte Ghana, Daniel Kwadwo Owusu, has urged the government to borrow judiciously to finance specific productive investments and infrastructure projects only. His advice comes on the back of the painful Debt Exchange Programme embarked upon by the country in 2023 to restructure its deb...
Asanko Gold Ghana signs $400m contract with Rabotec, pledges job creation
Mining giant Asanko Gold Ghana has signed a four-year contract worth 400 million dollars with Rabotech, signalling confidence in the growth of Ghana’s mining industry and the creation of new employment opportunities.
Npontu Technologies appoints Finance and Digital Strategy Expert Prof. Noel Tagoe to its board
Npontu Technologies Limited, Ghana’s foremost AI and digital solutions company, has appointed Professor Noel Tagoe, PhD, FCMA, CGMA, as a Board Member. The appointment reinforces Npontu’s ambition to build governance structures that match its growing continental reach and deepen its strategic credibility as it advances...
Telecoms chamber raises alarm over 8,000 annual fibre cuts in Ghana
The Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications has raised alarm over the increasing number of fibre cuts across the country, warning that the situation is putting severe financial and operational pressure on telecom operators. Chief Executive Officer of the Chamber, Sylvia Owusu-Ankomah, revealed that the industry is currentl...
Gov’t to introduce ‘Dig Once’ policy to reduce fibre rollout costs by 60% – Sam George
The Minister for Communications, Digital Technology and Innovations, Samuel Nartey George, has announced plans by government to introduce a new “Dig Once” policy aimed at significantly reducing the cost of fibre optic infrastructure deployment across the country. According to the Minister, the policy is expected to cut...
Reversing quarter 3 utility tariff hikes might be difficult – PURC
ThePublic Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) has stated that reversing the proposed utility tariff hike for the third quarter of this year might be very difficult. According to the utility regulator, these adjustments are needed to keep the lights on, deal with the rising cost of financing fuel for power generation...