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Cedi Weakens to GH¢11.95 as Forex Demand Outpaces Interbank Supply
The Ghanaian cedi slipped to a new low of GH¢11.95 per dollar after two weeks of pressure, with retail rates slightly higher than interbank figures.
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Gold Gains on Soft Dollar as U.S. Inflation Data Looms
Spot gold nudges up as the dollar weakens, while traders await key U.S. producer price index and consumer inflation releases that could influence the Fed’s rate path.
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GoldBod Launches Stakeholder Consultations for 2027 ASM Formalisation Programme
The Ghana Gold Board has begun talks with miners, civil society and government bodies to shape a 2027 initiative that will bring artisanal mining into a regulated, financed framework.
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Transport Minister Calls for Efficient, Competitive Ports to Boost Regional Trade
Minister Nikpe urged Ghana’s ports and logistics stakeholders to collaborate on digital upgrades, better connectivity and workforce skills to position the country as West Africa’s leading trade hub.
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GoldBod Rejects Illegal Mining to Protect LBMA Certification
The Ghana Gold Board says endorsing unlawful mining would jeopardise its bid for London Bullion Market Association approval, stressing responsible sourcing as a non‑negotiable standard.
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NRSA Praises Sunyani Inner Ring Road, Warns Tricycles of Speeding
The National Road Safety Authority applauds the quality of the 9.2‑km asphalted project but cautions tricycle riders against reckless speeds on the new road.
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PIAC Urges Ministry of Finance to Release Petroleum Revenue Data for Big Push Projects
The Public Interest and Accountability Committee says missing information on the Annual Budget Funding Amount hampers its review of how petroleum funds are spent on infrastructure such as the Accra‑Kumasi Expressway.
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Ghana Hosts Workshop to Test Global Climate Adaptation Indicators
Accra’s West African Genetic Medicine Centre hosted a three‑day session where African negotiators, government officials and UN experts examined whether the 59 Belém Adaptation Indicators truly measure life‑saving outcomes.