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Ghana removes over 67,000 ghost names from public payroll, saving millions and strengthening financial discipline, says Deputy Finance Minister.
Minerals Commission CEO Isaac Tandoh warns that unsafe mining threatens lives, investment, and Ghana’s global reputation, urging stricter safety and environmental standards.
President Mahama highlights Ghana’s economic recovery and commits to a business-friendly environment, positioning the private sector as key to growth.
Deputy Finance Minister defends Publican AI system at Ghana’s ports, citing revenue gains, transparency, and improved customs efficiency despite trader resistance.
GOIL posts strong Q1 2026 profit growth driven by lower finance costs, improved margins, and stronger cash flow despite a slight revenue decline.
GoldBod meets small-scale miners to address gold purity losses and strengthen support for responsible mining in Ghana.
Finance Minister Ato Forson meets Queen Máxima to discuss financial inclusion and strategies to improve financial health in Ghana.
Ghana’s mining regulator gives Newmont, AngloGold Ashanti, and Zijin until December 2026 to comply with local contract mining rules or face sanctions.
ZEN Petroleum CEO William Tewiah outlines the company’s growth, mining sector dominance, and expansion across Ghana’s petroleum value chain.
Bank of Ghana Governor meets X content creators to address payout concerns and support digital service exports in Ghana.
NPA CEO Edudzi Tamakloe urges reforms to Ghana’s petroleum law, citing outdated regulations and evolving challenges in the downstream sector.
ZEN Petroleum lists 640 million shares on the Ghana Stock Exchange, adding a new energy stock to the market and expanding investment opportunities.