Ghana’s coffers in danger …money left can last for 2.8 months
As at July 2015, the total foreign money left in government’s coffers for imports of goods and services could only last for two months,...
Ghanaians to enjoy interest free loans
The Bank of Ghana is in the process of licensing Islamic Bank, which is expected to provide interest free loans to its customers across...
No more gas ‘wahala’
Ghana’s gas woes will soon be a thing of the past as the Ministry of Petroleum prepares to present to cabinet, a comprehensive Gas...
S&P blames downgrade of Japan’s debt on Abenomics
Standard & Poor’s has slashed its rating on Japanese debt from AA- to A+ in what it framed as an indictment of Prime Minister...
Nigeria seeks to increase revenues with revamp of oil contracts
Nigeria’s state oil company plans to renegotiate its production-sharing contracts with oil majors as Africa’s top crude producer tries to push ahead with a...
Investors lose faith in Beijing’s official growth figures
Many believe statistics are being overstated during the current slowdown
The view that China is growing far slower than official figures show is going...
China eases limits on overseas funding as forex reserves fall
Beijing has eased the restrictions on Chinese companies seeking to raise funds overseas, after a record monthly decline in China’s foreign exchange reserves in...
AB InBev eyes $275bn ‘mega-brew’ tie-up with rival SABMiller
Combined group would make one in three beers globally October 14 deadline for offer
Anheuser-Busch InBev, the world’s largest brewer, is exploring a takeover of...
