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The Energy Minister cautioned board chairs and CEOs of state‑owned energy firms that internal conflict could cost them their posts, even if results are delivered.

President John Dramani Mahama announced plans to list ten state‑owned enterprises on the Ghana Stock Exchange to boost governance and limit government meddling.

More than 100 state‑owned enterprise leaders convened with the Fair Wages and Salaries Commission to discuss the transition to the Independent Public Emoluments Commission and its impact on salaries, collective agreements and board autonomy.

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

President Mahama urged state‑owned enterprises to translate recent profits into sustainable value for Ghanaians at the SIGA Governing Boards 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.

President Mahama disclosed that state‑owned enterprises held assets worth GH¢407.85 billion by year‑end, while liabilities climbed to GH¢282 billion, calling for urgent corrective measures.

The International Monetary Fund has flagged the influence of politicians in board appointments at Ghana’s state‑owned enterprises, citing the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority as a key example.

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

Only Ghana Re and Tema Development Company paid dividends, totaling GHS16.0 million, a sharp drop from the previous year.

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.

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.

Bawumia campaign director Dennis Miracles Aboagye backs President Mahama’s move to disband nine state‑owned enterprise boards, citing lack of impact and governance disputes.

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.

Political activist Dr Arthur Kennedy calls on Chief Justice Paul Baffoe‑Bonnie to stop touring state‑owned enterprises and address long‑standing judicial challenges.

The country’s state‑owned enterprises swung from a 2024 loss to a 2025 net profit of GH¢19.8 billion, prompting President Mahama to dissolve the boards of nine major SOEs and sparking questions over dividends, accountability and political appointments.

The Judicial Service says Paul Baffoe‑Bonnie’s comments on state‑owned enterprises were made in good faith and not intended to undermine the judiciary’s autonomy.

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 banking consultant warned that the recent profit surge may mask inefficiencies and urged a national debate on which state enterprises should remain.

The Ghanaian rapper highlighted a stark funding gap between his country and Nigeria, urging local business leaders to step up.

The Ghanaian gospel artist drops a new track and music video that celebrates God’s faithfulness and her personal journey.

The Ghanaian dancehall icon used his birthday concert to remind fans that his rise is meant to inspire, not to outdo rivals.

The award‑winning rapper says he prefers face‑to‑face meetings and is not deliberately avoiding his peers, despite complaints from artists like Samini and Edem.

The Ghanaian dancehall star will host a week‑long celebration in Dansoman on December 24, partnering with the local municipal assembly to showcase community talent and culture.

The mission admits that 15 evacuees’ birth dates were mistakenly recorded as passport expiry dates during the recent evacuation of Ghanaians.
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