Ethiopian Airlines, the leading airline in Africa, has announced that the frequency of its flights to Chinese cities will increase as of February 6, this year.
Ghana’s aviation industry will continue on a solid growth trajectory in 2023 to affirm a full recovery from the lingering effects of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
The Commissioner- General of Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA), Dr Ammishaddai Owusu-Amoah, has revealed that some 17 Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs,) failed to pay an amount of GHS69 million as petroleum taxes in the year 2019.
“Only 188 tickets were sold at the Cape Coast Stadium on Saturday when Hearts of Oak played Tamale City. Gross amount realised was GH¢2,290.Hearts got GH¢417.50, NSA got GH¢ 60,” Sources have hinted.
One of Ghana's leading Business Consultancy Hub, The Business Africa Consulting Group Limited, widely known as The BAC Group is commemorating its first anniversary in January 2023.
The 25 per cent increase in pensions for this year is expected to cost the Tier One pension scheme, managed by the Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT), an additional GH¢850 million, this year.
The CEO of the McDan Group of companies, Daniel McKorley has lamented the current state of the Ghanaian economy which he says is controlled by foreign nationals.
Former Trade Minister, Alan Kwadwo Kyerematen, announced an audacious strategic plan that he hopes can transform the economy in eight years in an event that he scales his party’s nomination process and eventually gets elected as the 6th President in Ghana’s 4th Republic.
The National Lottery Authority has said it will revoke the licenses of private lotto operators who have not yet regularised their operations for the 2023 licensing year.
The Vice-Chancellor of the Takoradi Technical University, Rev. Professor John Frank Eshun, has noted that the oil and gas industry has the capacity to spearhead the nation’s development.
Many small businesses in the country merely operate to make money. To them, their existence is enough and, therefore, their focus is on sales and how to keep the business running. Almost all businesses operate with an intention to pass on their legacy to generations after them and, therefore, there is the issue of sustainability at the back of their minds.
There is growing concern among financial experts and analysts that the cedi might wobble again as it begins to slide against the major trading currency, the dollar.
Banks’ exposure to the ongoing debt restructuring exercise is estimated to be well over GHs 65 billion even though government says it has made available a GH¢15 billion fund to ensure financial sector stability.
The Minority in Parliament has called on the government to suspend the domestic debt exchange programme (DDEP) immediately and embark on a thorough dialogue with stakeholders.
