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Charcoal Emerges as Ghana’s Biggest Inflation Driver
Charcoal has overtaken all other items as Ghana’s single largest inflation driver, with prices soaring by more than 50% year-on-year. Government Statistician Dr. Alhassan Iddrisu disclosed that charcoal alone accounted…
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Finance Minister pledges import restrictions to boost local industry
The Minister of Finance, Dr Cassiel Ato Forson, has pledged to spearhead a new policy…
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IMF begins fifth review of Ghana’s economic performance today
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) will today, September 29, commence its fifth review of Ghana’s performance under the ongoing Extended…
Gov’t targets 2026 Q2 for full digital TV migration amid GH¢82m duty hurdle
ACCRA- Digital consumers are expected to enjoy improved picture and sound quality by the second quarter of 2026, as the…
T-Bill auction undersubscribed as gov’t misses target by ¢2bn
Latest data from the Treasury shows that investor demand for Treasury bills weakened last week as the government fell short…
Vehicle dealers decry sales dip, urge action on stolen cars
The Vehicle and Asset Dealers Association of Ghana (VADUG) has pushed back against growing public perceptions that its members are…
Dollar supply from banks has improved slightly -AGI President
Accra, Ghana — Access to dollars from commercial banks has shown a slight uptick, easing some pressures on Ghanaian industries,…
Ghana’s Per Capita Income Could Triple by 2050 with Reforms, World Bank Says
Accra, Ghana — Ghana has the potential to triple its per capita income from around $2,200 to $6,600 by 2050…
World Bank: Ghana’s 2022 Economic Crisis Was Homegrown, Not Driven by COVID-19 or Ukraine War
ACCRA — The World Bank has delivered a scathing assessment of Ghana's 2022 economic meltdown, attributing it squarely to domestic…
90% of Ghana’s TV and radio stations running at a loss – Adom-Otchere
ACCRA - Paul Adom-Otchere, former Board Chairman of the Ghana Airports Company Limited, has cautioned that Ghana’s television and radio…