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The Ghana Enterprises Agency (GEA) has supported some 270 micro, small and medium-scale enterprises (MSMEs) with a GH₵28,339,752 grant under the Ghana Economic Transformation Programme (GETP) funded by the World Bank. The GETP grant aims…

The Ghana Medical Association (GMA) has stated that it supports organised labour in the fight against illegal mining, known as galamsey. However, GMA will not participate in the nationwide strike effective October 10. In a press…

The Ghana cedi recovered slightly against the US dollar and the other major foreign currencies last week. This follows announcement that Ghana had secured a significant participation rate from its Euro bondholders to restructure $13bn of…

In Ghana’s quest for gold, a far more precious resource is being destroyed: water. Rivers and viable forests that once sustained communities and the country at large are now tainted with deadly mercury and other toxic substances. The…

Cocoa carriers Association of Ghana is boycotting their services nationwide over the failure of management of the Ghana Cocoa Board to increase the labour fees for carrying cocoa beans at various warehouses. The group is demanding the…

“Arise Ghana youth for your country, the nation demands your devotion. Let us all unite to uphold her and make her great and strong Refrain; We are all involved We are all involved We are all involved In building our motherland…”…

President Akufo-Addo has described Ghana’s recent deal with Eurobond debt holders as a sign of investor confidence in the economy. He made the statement after government secured almost 100 percent participation from investors in the…

Finance Minister Dr Mohammed Amin Adam says foreign companies are returning to Ghana due to the country’s economic recovery. He noted that while some foreign companies left Ghana during tough economic times, many are returning due to the…

The rationale for parliamentary scrutiny in transactions involving natural resources is to enhance transparency and expansive participation in matters involving such resources and ensure value for money. It is to that end that the Ghana…

Trade volumes in the secondary bond market declined for the second consecutive week to GH¢609 million, down from GH¢722 million. Activity remained concentrated at the shorter end of the yield curve, with the February 2027 maturity…