
Mahama: Listing 10 SOEs Will Curb Political Interference
President John Dramani Mahama announced plans to list ten state‑owned enterprises on the Ghana Stock Exchange to boost governance and limit government meddling.
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President John Dramani Mahama announced plans to list ten state‑owned enterprises on the Ghana Stock Exchange to boost governance and limit government meddling.

Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Gold Board pledges SOEs to cut state reliance and boost market‑based financing at SIGA conference.

President Mahama told SOE boards and managers at a SIGA conference that persistent financial losses will not be quietly covered by the state, urging greater accountability and profitability.

Professor Michael Kpessa‑Whyte warns that poor compliance with governance standards could jeopardise public confidence and create contingent liabilities.

SIGA Director General Prof. Michael Kpessa‑Whyte insists the Authority’s data come from audited SOE accounts and stresses the role of forex and operational efficiency.

Dennis Miracles Aboagye says the State Interests and Governance Authority’s latest analysis contains 19 mistakes that could alter its conclusions.

Deloitte lawyer Yaw Appiah Lartey urges Ghana’s state‑owned enterprises to move beyond filing audited statements and ensure annual general meetings and proper scrutiny of accounts.

Lawyer Yaw Appiah Lartey calls for SIGA to split profit‑making entities from public‑service institutions in its State Ownership Report.

Vice President of IMANI Africa disputes SIGA’s claim that Ghana’s state‑owned enterprises turned a GH¢19.8 billion profit in 2025, citing data gaps and declining dividends.

Ghana’s State‑Owned Enterprises posted a GH¢19.8 billion net profit in 2025, but banking consultant Dr Richmond Atuahene warns the gains may not reflect true operational improvement.

The new Islamic senior high, opened in 2024, now hosts nearly 600 students but lacks desks and bunk beds, prompting MP Martin Adjei Mensah Korsah to pledge 200 mono desks.

A seven‑crew vessel, Second Chance, vanished after a fishing trip from Sekondi; police, navy and fishing communities are combing the coast for clues.

Director‑General Patience Baffoe‑Bonnie says lack of support and employment drives former inmates back into prison, urging stronger industry ties.
The Ghana Gold Board is set to deploy a blockchain‑based tracking platform that will record gold from mine to market, with a tender process slated to finish before 2026’s end.

Chief Executive Sammy Gyamfi reveals that Ghana’s new mining reforms have reclaimed gold worth US$11.4 bn that slipped through the cracks between 2019 and 2023.

The Hiplife pioneer rebukes fellow veteran for airing grievances on social media, urging the industry to keep disputes private.
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