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The Securities and Exchange Commission has cautioned the public against investing in Yepbit Exchange and Bonchat, saying neither platform is licensed to operate in Ghana.
The Ghana Chamber of Mines has launched the 12th Ghana Mining Industry Awards, with nominations now open to recognise excellence across the mining sector.
Vice President Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang has praised the Ministry of Finance for driving economic reforms aimed at restoring fiscal stability and supporting Ghana's Reset Agenda.
GoldBod has signed a GH¢8.4 million agreement with Ghana Water Limited to rehabilitate three major water supply systems in the Western and Central Regions.
Ghana has unveiled a Green Minerals Roadmap aimed at ending raw mineral exports by 2030, boosting local processing, electric vehicle manufacturing and sustainable mining.
Nigeria oil production rose to a six-year high in June, averaging 1.56 million barrels per day of crude and exceeding its OPEC quota as stable operations and improved pipeline reliability boosted output.
CalBank has reported a 25% increase in first-half 2026 profit before tax to GHS353.6 million, driven by strong growth in net interest income, fees, customer deposits and improved asset quality.
Ghana external debt restructuring reaches its final stage as the government successfully completes the exchange of outstanding SADEREA Notes, boosting investor confidence and macroeconomic stability.
Petroleum Commission Ghana and the Petroleum Commission of The Gambia have signed an MoU to strengthen cooperation, technical capacity and regulation in the upstream petroleum sector.
Ghana fuel market faces renewed uncertainty as US-Iran tensions keep global crude oil prices volatile. COMAC says Ghana has enough fuel stocks but warns against premature price hikes.
Treasury bills attracted GH¢10.03 billion in bids at the latest government auction, with strong investor demand allowing Ghana to exceed its borrowing target while maintaining controlled yields.
ACEP and Solar Taxi have graduated the first cohort of 24 young women under the Green Energy Technology Capacity Development Program, equipping them with practical skills in electric vehicle, battery and solar technologies.