Category: BUSINESS
‘We remain policy solvent despite GHS15.6bn hit’ – BoG defends position amid losses
The Bank of Ghana has pushed back strongly against growing public and political criticism over its financial health, insisting that despite recording [...]
BoG is policy insolvent — Minority decries
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) Minority in Parliament has raised fresh concerns over the financial health of the Bank of Ghana (BoG), arguing the centr [...]
BoG’s real loss for 2025 is GHS44bn, not GHS15.6bn — Minority
The minority in Parliament has disputed the Bank of Ghana’s (BoG) GH¢15.6 billion operating loss for the 2025 financial year, even as they praised the [...]
Minority warns against politicization of Bank of Ghana
The minority in Parliament has cautioned the Bank of Ghana against what it describes as the growing politicization of the central bank, warning that s [...]
Inflation down, but living costs still bite — Gov’t Statistician
The Government Statistician, Dr Alhassan Iddrisau, has described Ghana’s inflation performance in 2025 as “real progress”, while cautioning that the c [...]
New labour bill nears completion – Says Mahama
President John Dramani Mahama has announced that the government is close to finalising a new labour bill aimed at protecting workers in emerging secto [...]
Damang Mine sells 100% of first gold output to GoldBod
Damang Gold Mine Limited, owned by Ibrahim Mahama, has sold 100% of its first gold output to the Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod), in a move aimed at boosti [...]
ASA applauds House of Representatives for advancing 2026 Farm Bill
The American Soybean Association applauds Chairman Glenn “GT” Thompson and the House of Representatives for passing the Farm, Food, and National Secur [...]
China grants Zero-Tariff access to 53 African nations, excluding only Eswatini
China officially scrapped all import tariffs for 53 African nations, granting them duty-free access for 100% of their product categories.
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Global fossil fuel subsidies deepen Africa’s energy vulnerability
The world’s biggest fossil fuel importers spent over US$314billion subsidising fossil fuels in 2024, reinforcing global energy volatility at a time wh [...]