
Ghana Secures €163m Belgium Deal as Debt Restructuring Programme Nears Completion
Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson announces a €163 million bilateral deal with Belgium, moving Ghana's debt restructuring programme closer to the finish line.
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Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson announces a €163 million bilateral deal with Belgium, moving Ghana's debt restructuring programme closer to the finish line.

The 2026 AFREIKH Summer School has officially opened in Accra, challenging experts to rethink Managing Africa’s Extractive Future and shift from raw exports to real capabilities.

The Ghana Stock Exchange fell 0.69% on August 20 as GCB, Enterprise Group and GOIL declined, despite GH¢12.96 million in market turnover.

Energy and Green Transition Minister Dr John Abdulai Jinapor announces the clearance of $1.47 billion in legacy debt and massive savings through sector reforms.

A major fault on the transmission line plunged parts of Ghana into darkness Thursday morning, forcing GRIDCo into an emergency restoration of the national power system.

Ghana is reviewing its core tax laws to simplify compliance, improve fairness and strengthen revenue collection through digital administration.

Ghana producer price inflation rose to 4% in July 2026 as higher gold prices and persistent utility costs strengthened pressures within the production chain.

GoldBod CEO Sammy Gyamfi says Ghana mining communities must receive jobs, business opportunities and lasting development from the country’s gold wealth.

The Ghana Gold Board CEO says mining companies must earn their social licence to operate through local wealth creation and not just regulatory permits.

MTN Ghana commands over 93% of traded value on the Ghana Stock Exchange as headline turnover masks thin liquidity across other listed equities.

Energy and Green Transition Minister John Abdulai Jinapor announces Ghana is closing in on five new petroleum agreements as international investor confidence rebounds.

The Government of Ghana has successfully cleared a GH¢10.8 billion DDEP coupon payment to domestic bondholders, bringing the total paid since 2025 to GH¢41.36 billion.