The Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) has received GH¢1.6 million as dividend for the 2017 financial year from its two subsidiaries.
The government has abandoned earlier plans to secure a US$24.5 million loan facility to revive the Komenda Sugar Factory, which has remained shut since its revival in 2016 by the previous administration.
The Managing Director of Stanbic Bank, Mr Alhassan Andani has urged the government to separate the conversation around tax obligations from the annual budget.
An economist, Prof. John Gartchie Gatsi, has said the government’s decision to exclude gas revenues from its projected petroleum revenues needs further interrogation.
In my secondary school days, I had the privilege of spending one long vacation with my maternal grandmother in a village called Agogo in the Eastern Region of Ghana.
The government is constructing a number of cattle fodder banks in the Eastern Region at a cost of GH¢50 million to help address the menace of nomadic herdsmen in the area.
The Produce Buying Company (PBC) Limited has assured all farmers and its stakeholders that with the support of COCOBOD all farmers will be paid their money as soon as possible.
The American Chamber of Commerce (AMCHAM) Ghana, has held the 2018 edition of the annual thanksgiving dinner and awards ceremony to honour some leaders from the business community and the media, whose efforts have deepened the economic and trade ties between Ghana and the US.
The Auditor General, Mr Daniel Yao Domelevo, has appealed to heads of government institutions to help clean the payroll and save the nation some money.
The Association of Cashew Processors Ghana (ACPG) has set a five-year strategic plan to revamp small and medium-sized cashew processing businesses in Ghana to tap into the socio-economic potential of the crop.
Menzgold has commenced the initial percentage payment of customers who have willingly decided to terminate their contract with the gold dealership firm.
The Ghana Oil Company Limited (GOIL) has rewarded its customers with GHȼ160,000 worth of fuel and other consolation prizes in the ongoing ‘Efie Ne Fie’ promotion in Accra.
The National Communications Authority (NCA) says there will be no compensation for mobile phone users in spite of the GH¢34 million fine it imposed on the four telecos last Wednesday.
Registration for participation in the 2019 Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) to be held in Houston, Texas in the United States of America (USA) for Ghanaian companies has been formally opened.
The government is to use the open and competitive bidding process for oil blocks in the country to ensure that only companies with the requisite capacity and financial clout can participate in the upstream sector.
