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MTN Ghana fulfils GH¢2.5m promise to flood victims with relief supplies
MTN Ghana has fulfilled its pledge to provide GH¢2.5 million worth of relief items to people affected by the devastating floods that swept through parts of the country on June 29, 2026. The telecommunications giant has presented 1,400 relief boxes and 1,400 mattresses to families whose lives were disrupted by the disas...
Nkoko Nkitinkiti alone cannot transform poultry sector without fixing feed challenges — Farmers
The Chief Executive Officer of the Greater Accra Poultry Farmers Association, Ali Muhammed, says Ghana’s efforts to revive the poultry sector must go beyond government interventions and focus on fixing the underlying challenges affecting production. He argues that without a coordinated system to increase local producti...
Majority hiding behind in-camera sitting to control the public narrative in BoG Governor’s responses – Oppong Nkrumah
Ranking Member of Parliament’s Economy and Development Committee, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, has accused the Majority of using an in-camera sitting involving the Bank of Ghana Governor as a strategy to control the public narrative around the Governor’s responses. According to him, the Governor was prepared to provide factual...
Government to borrow GH¢15.231bn via T-bills, bonds between March and June 2026
According to a release by the Bank of Ghana, the government aims to build benchmark bonds through the issuance of these instruments. “It is expected that the Issuance Calendar for March to June 2026 will provide market participants with clear guidance to inform their investment decisions”.
Africa Extractive Media Fellowship inducts new cohort of 50 journalists
The fellowship, with support from the Australian High Commission to Ghana, seeks to equip journalists with the knowledge and practical skills to produce accurate, evidence-based and solutions-focused reporting on the extractive sector.
50 journalists join Africa Extractive Media Fellowship
The fellowship, with support from the Australian High Commission to Ghana, seeks to equip journalists with the knowledge and practical skills to produce accurate, evidence-based and solutions-focused reporting on the extractive sector.
Drivers warned against charging unapproved fares
The Concerned Drivers Association of Ghana has cautioned commercial drivers against increasing transport fares without approval from the relevant authorities. The association’s public relations officer, David Agboado, said drivers could not independently determine when fares should be increased or decide how much passe...
Ecobank makes history with World’s first Commercial Bank Nature Bond on London Stock Exchange
Ecobank has achieved a major milestone for African finance with the listing of its US$450 million Sustainable Agriculture & Natural Capital Bond on the London Stock Exchange. The bank marked the occasion with a Market Open Ceremony, calling the transaction a breakthrough for sustainable investing on the continent. The...
Fidelity Bank equips Miss Ghana 2026 contestants with financial literacy, sustainability, and entrepreneurship skills
Contestants of the 69th Miss Ghana pageant have received vital, practical lessons in financial literacy, personal empowerment, and environmental sustainability during a comprehensive mentorship session hosted by Fidelity Bank Ghana Ltd at the bank's head office in Accra.
We don’t see inflation increasing above 5% by December 2026 – Ato Forson
According to him, the government has implemented measures to stabilise the economy, and so far, the country has managed those shocks well.
Ato Forson says success of Ghana-Côte d’Ivoire cocoa alliance is non-negotiable
Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson has underscored the importance of the Côte d’Ivoire–Ghana Cocoa Initiative (CIGCI), insisting that the partnership between the two countries must succeed to safeguard the future of the cocoa sector and the livelihoods of millions of farmers.
Transport unions suspend planned 30% fare hike after talks with government
Transport unions have put on hold their planned 30% increase in transport fares following discussions with the Ministry of Transport over rising fuel prices and the cost of operations. The decision was reached after a closed-door meeting between government officials and transport operators ahead of the next petroleum p...