5 stories tagged “Finance”.
The Ghana Gold Board said it sold US$130 million on the spot market at GH¢11.60 per dollar to ease dollar liquidity and strengthen the local currency after three weeks of appreciation.
The Ghana Cocoa Board’s new special‑purpose vehicle will issue commercial paper and bonds to provide short‑term liquidity for the 2026/27 crop and refinance legacy debt.
The Ghanaian banking and insurance sectors mourn the loss of a trailblazing executive after her passing was confirmed by the CEO Network Ghana.
The executive director of ACEP warns that Ghana’s Electricity Company has worsened its losses even after massive public spending, urging urgent management reforms.
The Development Bank Ghana is presenting five textile ventures to banks, aiming to secure credit before year‑end and expand support beyond Greater Accra.
Accepting a state enterprise chairmanship automatically flags you for heightened banking scrutiny, a reality many Ghanaian public servants are only now realizing.
Frank Dankyi Agyei insists that heavy‑duty equipment is operating at multiple pits, refuting reports that the mine is merely treating existing stockpiles.
A 38‑year‑old Accra resident faces police custody after police officers seized 70 tablets of suspected unregistered Royal Tapentadol 250 mg at a game centre.
The National Youth Authority opened its doors to staff and local residents for a free breast cancer check‑up on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
The National Anti‑Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat will begin a three‑stage intervention aimed at clearing hotspots, stabilising the area and handing over protection to the Forestry Commission.
Dr. Julius Debrah called for clearer processes and fairness in PPP projects during the 7th Africa Public Sector Conference in Accra.
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