CORPORATE NEWS
Continue to the categoryBusiness leaders demand fair taxation, transparency
Top business leaders are intensifying calls for tax reforms and increased transparency in fiscal policies, arguing that these changes are crucial for boosting economic...
Dangote’s meeting with marketers may drop fuel price – Report
The Dangote refinery is set to meet with the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) on Tuesday with regards to a topic that...
GENERAL NEWS
Continue to the categoryGhana’s debt to GDP ratio to stay above 60% till 2027...
Global rating agency, S&P, has projected that Ghana’s public debt to Gross Domestic Product (including COCOBOD obligations) will remain above 60% of GDP in...
TECHNOLOGY
Continue to the categoryBUSINESS POLITICS
Continue to the categoryPost election issues: Youth loot vehicles from Forestry Commission offices in...
Some youth suspected to be supporters of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) on Monday invaded the Bono Regional Forestry Commission premises to ransack the...
AGAINST ALL ODDS
…Mahama Emerges Triumphant
An Electoral Commission packed with partisan appointees, a rigging machine of vigilantes and an incumbent unwilling to relinquish political power have been...
EDITORIAL
Continue to the categoryEmerging global risks makes it imperative to remain vigilant policy-wise!
Policymakers are being urged to remain vigilant and direct economic strategies in response to emerging global risks.
The IMF’s latest World Economic Report highlights that...
AFRICA NEWS
Continue to the categoryCollaboration between customs and stakeholders key to success of AfCFTA
The Acting Head of the Tariff and Trade Unit at the Customs Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA), says collaboration between Customs and...
LATEST ARTICLES
‘No honeymoon for Mahama as Ghana faces energy and economic turmoil’,...
Executive Director of the Africa Centre for Energy Policy (ACEP), Benjamin Boakye has warned that the incoming Mahama administration will not have the luxury...
Ghana’s debt to GDP ratio to stay above 60% till 2027...
Global rating agency, S&P, has projected that Ghana’s public debt to Gross Domestic Product (including COCOBOD obligations) will remain above 60% of GDP in...
Stronger regulations needed to curb environmental, social impacts of mining
Extractive resource governance experts are urging the adoption and enforcement of stronger legislation and best practices to address environmental and social risks associated with...
Major boost for 2025 bond market recovery, as T-bill yields compress...
Investor confidence in the fixed-income market is expected to strengthen further in 2025, driven by declining Treasury bill (T-bill) yields and improving macroeconomic conditions.
This...
Debt, inflation, energy top key concerns for Mahama gov’t
Following the 2024 general elections, President-elect, John Dramani Mahama, faces a formidable task of steering the country’s economy back to stability amid rising debt,...
Post election issues: Youth loot vehicles from Forestry Commission offices in...
Some youth suspected to be supporters of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) on Monday invaded the Bono Regional Forestry Commission premises to ransack the...
AGAINST ALL ODDS
…Mahama Emerges Triumphant
An Electoral Commission packed with partisan appointees, a rigging machine of vigilantes and an incumbent unwilling to relinquish political power have been...
Strengthening policy frameworks key to sustainable mining – Expert
Managing Director of PAMICOR Ghana Ltd, Dr. Kofi P. Amponsah-Mensah has called for robust policy frameworks to enhance the sustainability of Ghana’s mining sector.
Speaking...