Business

Ghana launches the Bank of Ghana Cyber and Information Security Directive 2026 to boost cyber resilience, protect financial data and strengthen trust in the digital economy.

Parliament passes the Value for Money Office Bill 2026 to improve efficiency, transparency and accountability in Ghana’s public spending and procurement.

Fitch Ratings affirms Ghana’s credit rating at B-, citing governance indicators, recovery assumptions, and fiscal outlook risks and opportunities.

Ghana and the UK review the Trade Partnership Agreement at five years, focusing on diversification, dispute resolution, and services trade growth.

President Mahama unveils free fertiliser policy for 2026 to support farmers and reduce losses, alongside new agricultural infrastructure projects.

President Mahama breaks ground for Ghana’s first farmers’ service centre in Afram Plains to boost productivity, jobs, and agricultural transformation.

COPEC calls for a review of fuel taxes as rising global prices push petrol and diesel costs higher, increasing pressure on consumers.

Ewoyaa Lithium Project Ratified by Parliament After Years of Debate

Ghana Gold Board CEO Sammy Gyamfi backs Bank of Ghana’s gold reserve diversification strategy, citing falling gold prices and the need for stability.

Vice President Jane Naana Opoku-Agyeman praises Agric Minister Eric Opoku for driving Ghana’s agricultural agenda, boosting food production and reducing food inflation.

Newmont Ghana pays GH¢12.8 billion in taxes and statutory payments in 2025, reinforcing its role as a top contributor to national revenue.