The maiden Ghana Finance Week (GFW), a festival of financial industry events designed to showcase and celebrate the best of finance and encourage financial inclusion while providing networking, social learning and business opportunities in Ghana, will now be held from 10th -13th Oct 2018.
Offshore Cape Three Points (OCTP) has started delivery of gas from the Sankofa field to the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC), a commodity group has announced.
This article is written to commemorate World Entrepreneurs’ Day (WED) which falls on August 21 every year, to create awareness for entrepreneurship, innovation and leadership throughout the world.
The Ghana Maritime Authority (GMA) has warned that some 247 Ghanaian registered ships risk losing their licences to fly Ghana’s flag if they are unable to clarify their statuses by the end of August this year.
An impact evaluation report on projects funded with petroleum revenues has exposed the lack of maintenance plans to ensure continued benefits to beneficiary communities.
The Chairman of the Public Accounts Committee, Mr James Avedzi has accused the Minister of Finance, Mr Ken Ofori-Atta of deceiving Parliament on the country’s debt as at December 2016.
The Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) has postponed the release of the inflation figures which were meant to be premised on the new rebased consumer price index (CPI), the average change in prices of goods and services.
Passengers traveling to Accra, Brazzaville and Monrovia have expressed disappointment over the cancellation of their flights by the authorities of Royal Air Maroc.
One consortium and five investment and universal banks have been shortlisted as likely arrangers of a GH¢2.3 billion loan for the Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund).
Illegal tourism facilities, particularly, hotels and guest houses operating without the requisite licenses from the Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA) are to be closed down during a one week enforcement exercise by the Eastern Regional GTA.
THE GRAPHIC BUSINESS has learnt that some traders are abusing the import exemptions granted them under the Economic Community of West Africa States (ECOWAS) Common External Tariff (CET) programme by rebagging imports from Asia and tendering them in as West African produce to be able to escape payment of duties.
The government has cautioned the public against accepting transfer or assignment of the sovereign guarantee it gave STX Engineering and Construction Ghana Limited in 2011.
As part of measures to deal with the problem of fake insurance certificates, the National Insurance Commission (NIC) is to roll out a central database system where all policies issued by insurance companies would reflect to ensure easy verification.
