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The Energy Commission of Ghana has signed an MoU with Abu Dhabi-based Global South Utilities to deepen cooperation in energy transition, technical collaboration and sustainable investment.
TotalEnergies Marketing Ghana Plc will pay a final dividend of GH¢2.3375 per share to eligible shareholders on or before August 24, 2026, following approval at its 50th AGM.
The Africa Extractives Media Fellowship has inaugurated Cohort II with 50 new fellows and announced new partners including the University of Queensland and NRGI, while parent company NewsWire Africa unveiled DipJournal and plans for a continental media ecosystem.
The Africa Extractives Media Fellowship has graduated its first cohort of journalists in Accra, after six months of field training at the Ewoyaa Lithium Project, Tema Oil Refinery, and with satellite mapping tools from Digital Earth Africa.
PwC Ghana says the Ghana cedi is expected to remain stable in the medium term as Bank of Ghana interventions boost foreign exchange liquidity and improve market confidence.
Africa Extractive Media Fellowship is helping Ghanaian journalists deliver accurate, evidence-based reporting on the extractive sector, Australian High Commissioner Berenice Owen-Jones has said.
Bank of Ghana bills worth GH¢14.42 billion were sold at the latest 14-day auction as the central bank continued efforts to manage liquidity ahead of its July Monetary Policy Committee meeting.
Tema Oil Refinery and the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation have reaffirmed their commitment to closer collaboration in support of domestic crude refining and energy sector sustainability.
Bank of Ghana fraud strategy should move beyond isolated systems, says fintech chief Elhanan Owureku Asare, calling for a unified approach across banks, fintechs and mobile money operators.
Ghana Sustainable Finance Roadmap can unlock billions in green investment, but the IFC says consistent implementation, transparency and institutional commitment will determine its success.
Ghana Treasury bills auction fell short of its target after the government accepted GH¢3.16 billion out of GH¢4.16 billion in bids, signalling softer investor demand ahead of the Bank of Ghana's MPC meeting.
Ghana Eurobond payment reaches another milestone as the government settles a US$700 million obligation ahead of schedule, reducing debt and boosting investor confidence.