Television viewers in Ghana can now access their favorite local TV channels in high definition (HD) picture quality as premium broadcast service provider SES HD PLUS Ghana a subsidiary of …
Banking & Finance
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EconomyInvestmentsSMEs
Multinational retailers, FDA to increase trade in local products through PLS initiative
Multinational retail shops in Ghana are keen to increase the volume of local products on sale in their various supermarkets to consolidate the gains of the Food and Drug Authority’s …
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More than a year after it closed its land borders, Nigeria is considering reopening them as soon as possible, according to its President, Muhammadu Buhari. The announcement was made during …
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Financial Technology Company, expressPay, as part of its expansion drive, has launched its innovative remittance service from the UK to Ghana. The service allows users in the UK to send …
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The prestigious Banker Award has honoured Access Bank Ghana with the global Financial Inclusion award at the 2020 ‘Bank of the Year’ Awards virtual announcement in London on December 2. …
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The Managing Director of Consolidated Bank Ghana (CBG), Daniel Wilson Addo, has indicated that the bank is poised to provide relevant support to its Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SME) clients. …
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InvestmentsProduction
Investing in 1D1F – How B5 Plus is positioning Ghana as a net exporter of iron and steel products
Featuring prominently in governments priority developmental programs and now a household term is the one-district-one-factory (1D1F) initiative- touted as the nostrum for unraveling Ghana’s industrial revolution. The reasoning behind the …
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The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) has assured its support for companies and entities working with persons living with disability (PLWD) The Chief Executive Officer of the FDA, Mrs. Delese …
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As part of its commitment to support Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) in Ghana, Consolidated Bank Ghana (CBG) is set to engage SMEs with its maiden programme ‘CBG SME Adesua Series’. …
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A total of US$7.9 billion of investments involving private participation in infrastructure since the year 2000 put Ghana among the top three Sub-Saharan African markets, after South Africa and Nigeria. …

