Government is actively linking farmers to agro-industrial investments to stabilise prices, create jobs, and accelerate Ghana’s journey towards food security, processing and value addition, President John Maham has said. Delivering …
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Treasury bills were undersubscribed in the previous week, with investor demand falling short of the government’s target of GH¢4.93 billion by GH¢1.69 billion. Auction results from the Bank of Ghana …
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The government is preparing to introduce a new Loans Act aimed at tightening controls on public borrowing and ensuring that all debt contracted delivers measurable value to the economy. Finance …
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How GRA is actively reshaping Ghana’s tax regime to support investments
…a presentation at the Ghana-Netherlands Business Breakfast Meeting on investment climate and the GIPC- GIPA Act The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) is actively boosting the country’s investment climate by modernizing …
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The World Bank Group’s Managing Director and Chief Knowledge Officer, Paschal Donohoe, has concluded a three-day official visit to Ghana, reaffirming the Bank’s commitment to supporting the country’s economic recovery, …
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Middle East Tensions: World Bank concern over fertilizer supply, price surge
The World Bank has said the ongoing war and the current geopolitical tension in the Middle East, is a key concern, regarding a potential shortage and access to fertilizer, including …
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Ghana’s construction sector saw continued relief from cost pressures in February 2026, with annual building inflation dropping to 2.4 percent, according to the latest Prime Building Cost Index (PBCI) from …
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Ghana has averted a potential power disruption after Karpowership suspended plans to shut down its operations in May, following successful negotiations with government over a US$400 million debt. The agreement …
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Ghana will sell its first local-currency bond next week for the first time since its 2022 debt default, returning to the market to help finance its budget. According to Bloomberg, …
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Deloitte rates insurance industry underdeveloped, penetration still stands at 1.0%
Ghana’s insurance industry remains underdeveloped relative to its potential with market penetration still just at 1.0 percent, despite having 50 licensed insurers and reinsurers, the 2026 Deloitte Africa Insurance Outlook …
