Officials of the Atuabo Free Port Project say the exclusive clause in their commercial agreement with the government is to allow promoters of the project reap returns on their investment.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said it will support Ghana’s economic programme with a financial arrangement once ongoing measures being taken by the government are completed.
A man and his son were involved in a car crash. The father was killed and the son was taken to hospital with serious injuries. The examining doctor exclaims: "But, this is my son!" How can this be?”
Readers of the Graphic brand of newspapers will soon be given the opportunity to access all contents of the company’s papers in a digital format following plans by management to add a digital version of each brand to the hardcopies currently on sale.
The Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Export Promotion Authority (GEPA), Mr Gideon. Quarcoo (GQ), is passionate about using the authority to support the creation of an export-led economy that will provide more jobs for people. Maxwell Akalaare Adombila had a chat with him about his life, exports, and the way forward for GEPA.
The Minister for Finance, Seth Terkper presented the Budget Statement and Economics Policy of the Government of Ghana for the 2015 financial year to Parliament on November 19, themed “Transformational Agenda: Securing the Bright Medium Term Prospects of the Economy.”
A Consultant in trade facilitation under the World Trade Organisation (WTO), Mr John Smith, has recommended a dialogue between importers on one side and the Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) and the Ministry of Trade and Industry on the other, to ensure better understanding of the Ghana Conformity Assessment Programme (G-CAP).
The President of the Association of Ghana Industries, Mr James Asare-Adjei, has stated that until the structure of the economy is changed from import-led to export-driven, the country's balance of trade will continue to be in the negative.
Nigeria's Federal Government has said it plans to cut subsidies on petroleum products by half next year after sharp falls in global crude prices spurred a review of its 2015 budget downwards.
The Universal Merchant Bank (UMB) has held its first monthly draw in the ‘UMB New You’ promotion at its Kumasi main branch where 10 lucky customers were rewarded with Samsung Galaxy tablets.
In transport circles, a red sign is always portentous; it means “stop” or “be cautious”. At Stanbic Bank Ghana, however, red now signifies good treat for its customers, because they can now access a free overdraft without interest charges or fees for a year.
Ghana is set to record about GH¢986 million net additional revenues from import duties when the Common External Tariffs (CET) regime is implemented from January 1 next year, the Ministry of Finance has said.
The Head of the European Union (EU) delegation to Ghana, Mr William Hanna, has called on Ghana and other West African countries to sign on to the Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs).
ESKOM on Sunday, November 2, 2014 warned of tight supplies in the months through to February next year as it begins to implement rolling blackouts this week to compensate for damage caused by a collapsed coal silo at its Majuba operation in Mpumalanga.
