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Insurance brokers to meet in Kwahu for Trust Deficit conference
Insurance brokers in Ghana are set to convene later this month to examine how the industry can adapt to growing economic and regulatory pressures, amid concerns over declining policy uptake and lingering public mistrust.
TCDA, Forestry Commission roll out nationwide crackdown on tree crop transport
Dr. Osei Okrah explained: “The Tree Crops Development Authority, under its Legislative Instrument (L.I. 2471), Section 55, has introduced an operational monitoring system known as the Conveyance Certification System (CCS).”
Kasapreko IPO secures GH¢1.72bn, in bids from investors
Kasapreko PLC's Initial Public Offering (IPO) has attracted an overwhelming response from investors, with total bids reaching approximately GH¢1.72 billion, more than double the company's target raise of GH¢700 million.
Declining interest rates and tightening liquidity needed to support gradual economic recovery – US-based Economist
In a paper, “Cutting Rates While Draining Liquidity: Is the Bank of Ghana Contradicting Itself—or Getting It Right?” Dr. Nsafoah, said over the past several months, the Bank of Ghana has been engaged in what appears to be a deliberate pattern of gradually reducing the policy rate while at the same time intensifying eff...
MobileMoney Fintech calls for united front as new White Paper exposes growing risks
MobileMoney Fintech LTD (MMFL) has released a strategic white paper calling for stronger collaboration across Ghana’s digital financial services sector to combat the growing threat of digital fraud.
Allow us fix the economy before demanding completion of abandoned hospitals – Health Committee Chair to NPP
Government Prioritising Economic Recovery Before Completing Abandoned Hospital Projects – Health Committee Chair Chairperson of Parliament’s Health Committee, Dr Mark Kurt Nawaane, has said the government’s immediate priority is rebuilding the economy before committing resources to complete abandoned hospital projects...
Exchange rate stability a game changer for Ghana’s Economy – Prof. Gyeke-Dako
Economist and lecturer at the University of Ghana Business School, Prof. Agyapomaa Gyeke-Dako, has described the recent stability of Ghana’s exchange rate as a significant turning point for the economy. According to her, the sharp and often unpredictable fluctuations that previously characterised the cedi’s performance...
Recent stability in exchange rate creating a healthy business environment – GUTA
The Vice President of the Ghana Union of Traders Association (GUTA), Joseph Paddy, says recent stability in Ghana’s exchange rate is creating a healthier environment for businesses to plan and grow. Speaking on JoyBusiness Roundtable discussion on the theme “Mahama at 16 Months: Do Economic Narratives Match Real-Sector...
Ghana has moved from managing crisis to managing recovery—Prof. Gyeke-Dako
An economist at the University of Ghana Business School (UGBS), Prof. Agyapomaa Gyeke-Dako, has stated that Ghana’s economy has transitioned from crisis management to a recovery phase, pointing to sustained macroeconomic stability as a key indicator.
Current economic stability healthy for businesses – GUTA
Vice President of the Ghana Union of Traders Association (GUTA), Joseph Paddy, says the current economic conditions are offering a more stable and predictable environment for businesses.
Job creation remains weakest link in economic recovery, says Joe Jackson
Youth unemployment remains Ghana’s most pressing economic challenge despite recent signs of macroeconomic stabilisation, economist and CEO of Dalex Finance, Joe Jackson, has said. Speaking at the JoyBusiness Roundtable on April 30, Mr Jackson acknowledged that the country has made notable progress in stabilising key ec...
Macro turnaround clear, but market reality still tough — Finance Ministry
A technical adviser at the Ministry of Finance has defended the Mahama administration's economic record, arguing that the dramatic turnaround in Ghana's macroeconomic indicators is beginning to reach businesses and households, even if many Ghanaians are yet to feel it. Frederick Amissah, speaking at The JoyBusiness Rou...