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President John Dramani Mahama assures the private sector of a stable and transparent policy environment to support business growth and investment in Ghana.
Energy Minister Dr. John Abdulai Jinapor meets petroleum stakeholders to safeguard Ghana fuel security amid Middle East crisis and global oil market volatility.
The Office of the Registrar of Companies warns businesses to meet the April 30 Annual Returns deadline or face penalties, daily fines and possible delisting.
The Bank of Ghana 14-day bill auction mops up GH¢13.9 billion as part of liquidity tightening measures to sustain disinflation, with yields settling at 11.90%.
Ghana’s Finance Ministry has lifted DDEP bond issuance restrictions, allowing new longer-term domestic bonds as investor confidence and macroeconomic conditions improve.
Ghana has fallen to 53rd in the 2025 Global Mining Investment Attractiveness Index as policy concerns and global competition reshape investor sentiment.
The National Petroleum Authority assures Ghanaians that fuel stocks will last several weeks despite global oil market uncertainty caused by Middle East tensions.
Global oil prices have surged following the Strait of Hormuz blockade, raising concerns about possible fuel price increases in Ghana.
President Mahama says the Feed Ghana Programme is reducing food inflation, boosting production, and strengthening food security under Ghana’s Agriculture for Economic Transformation Agenda.
New gold-backed framework targets stronger external buffers.
A witness in court has admitted that fuel sold at the Atimpoku Shell filling station was contaminated with water, confirming allegations that unsuspecting motorists purchased adulterated petroleum products.
COCOBOD denies claims it diverted GH¢12 million meant for cocoa farmers to sponsor the Black Stars, assuring stakeholders that farmer welfare remains its top priority.