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GoldBod reports revenue growth to GH¢970.8 million in 2025 while cutting costs, delivering a significant operational surplus.
Ghana’s building inflation slows to 2.2% in March 2026, marking 11 months of decline and easing construction cost pressures.
GOIL PLC hosts HSSEQ Week focusing on psychosocial workplace safety, with COMAC praising efforts to promote employee well-being and performance.
Ghana’s banking sector records strong growth with assets reaching GH¢465.4 billion in February 2026, reflecting improved stability, deposits, and capital strength.
Government restores fourth unit at Akosombo Dam as efforts intensify to stabilize Ghana’s power supply after recent outages caused by substation fire.
Ghana announces 2026 closed fishing season for marine fleet to restore fish stocks, enforce regulations, and promote sustainable fisheries management.
Minority in Parliament claims Ghana owes over $700 million to IPPs and fuel suppliers, raising concerns about the financial stability of the power sector.
Energy Ministry rejects claims of a power generation deficit in Ghana, saying installed capacity exceeds demand and outages are temporary disruptions.
Tullow Oil reports strong Ghana production growth, improved efficiency, and new investments to sustain output from Jubilee and TEN fields.
Ghana prepares for the IMF final review under its Extended Credit Facility, with government expressing confidence in a successful programme exit by August 2026.
GoldBod moves closer to signing a refining agreement with Royal Ghana Gold Refinery as Ghana pushes to process gold locally and end raw exports by 2030.
Government highlights falling inflation, a stabilising cedi, and improved external balances as proof of Ghana’s economic recovery progress.