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Governor Johnson Pandit Asiama says a January 2026 regulatory framework already allows existing lenders to offer non-interest banking through dedicated windows, and has now inaugurated a five-member advisory council, chaired by Nigerian Islamic finance expert Prof Bashir Aliyu Umar, to guide the sector's growth.
During an official visit to Moscow, the Foreign Minister said Ghana has drafted a new security framework, backed by both ECOWAS and Alliance of Sahel States members, and praised Russia's Africa Corps for helping stabilize a region he called the "global epicenter for terrorism."
Former Attorney-General Gloria Akuffo challenged the Adabraka fellowship to recruit younger men as it marked 50 years since a small group of male congregants organized in 1975, a group that has since grown to 165 active members with its own bookshop and welfare scheme.
Led by Absa Bank's Corporate and Investment Banking division alongside Rand Merchant Bank and Standard Bank, the facility will fund ongoing engineering and construction projects and comes as the energy infrastructure firm prepares to commission a Gas Conditioning Plant and Takoradi export terminal later this year.
Allies of the Effiduase-Asokore MP swept most positions in the party's regional executive elections, building on his role as Ashanti campaign manager for Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, whose bid carried 45 of the region's 47 constituencies.
Frank Lampard's side kick off the new season at the Emirates on Friday, marking the Sky Blues' first top flight appearance since being relegated in 2001 — the longest gap between Premier League spells in the competition's history.
At the GJA's 77th anniversary symposium, the Insight Managing Editor said media houses that impose social media follower thresholds on job applicants "should bow their heads in shame," and used the platform to challenge newsrooms to give ordinary Ghanaians more sustained coverage.
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