A policy to stimulate the growth of Micro,Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) to produce world-class products and services capable of competing locally and internationally is before Cabinet for consideration.
The Receiver of the 347 collapsed microfinance companies, Eric Nana Nipah, says he has paid close to about Gh₵30 million worth of claims to affected depositors.
Discussants on building inclusive business concept in Ghana have called for an effective partnership between the government and the private sector to increase investment, grow private businesses and reduce poverty in the country.
A new fertiliser blending plant, with the capacity to produce 2,400 tonnes of fertiliser a day, has been commissioned at Asuboi in the Ayensuano District in the Eastern Region.
The Chairman of insolvent GN Savings and Loans, Dr Papa Kwesi Nduom, says his company would have been “highly liquid” if the Ministry of Finance and other government agencies had paid amounts owed to it.
The President of the Ghana National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GNCCI), Nana Appiagyei Dankawoso, has expressed the chamber’s commitment to support women to establish and grow their own businesses.
The Vice Chair of the Parliamentary Select Committee for Food, Agriculture and Cocoa Affairs, Mr Abraham Dwuma Odoom, has urged financial and economic journalists to devote their stories more to issues of development.
The 470 megawatts Karadeniz Powership Osman Khan on Thursday arrived at the anchorage of the Home Port of the Western Naval Command at Sekondi in the Western Region.
Dealers in luxury vehicles in Accra have welcomed government’s decision to suspend the luxury vehicle tax, saying it would help revive their business which went under for the one year that the tax was introduced.
The Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD) has denied media reports that it plans to increase the producer price paid to cocoa farmers in the 2019/20 cocoa season to GH¢8,000 per tonne.
The EXIM Bank of India has with the support of the Government of India offered two concessional Lines of Credit worth US$180 million to the Government of Ghana.
The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has directed banks and other specialised deposit-taking institutions (SDIs) to stop paying fees and commissions to agents in return for the mobilisation of wholesale deposits from the general public.
The European Union (EU) has placed food imports, including fish, from Ghana on red alert after series of consignments to the region were found to have been smuggled or mislabelled.
The government is to offer financial support to 3,000 young Ghanaian entrepreneurs to help them grow their businesses under a Presidential Business Support Programme (PBSP).
AS part of its export development strategy, Ghana will continue to harness existing and potential opportunities to grow its export base in the non-traditional export sector (NTEs).
The Minister of Trade and Industry, Mr Alan Kyerematen, has assured the business community of the government’s commitment to resolve bottlenecks that impede trade between Ghana and other countries in the West African sub-region.
