Ghana's New Investment Law: What the GIPA Act 2026 Means for Businesses and the Economy
Ghana enacts groundbreaking investment legislation to modernise its framework and attract business investment aligned with national development goals.
Mahama pledges $5bn agricultural overhaul: Pwalugu tomato factory rehabilitation signals major shift in food security strategy
President Mahama announces Pwalugu tomato factory rehabilitation and $5 billion agricultural investment targeting Upper East Region expansion.
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Western Region Minister pushes for unified trade and investment strategy among key agencies
Regional leadership seeks better coordination between GEPA, GIPC and WRCC to boost economic development.
Beyond Family Support: Ghana Must Channel Diaspora Billions Into Economic Growth
Former Finance Minister Seth Terkper urges strategic redirection of diaspora remittances toward productive investment rather than consumption.
Ghana's microfinance sector needs transparency on recapitalisation, says leading economist
Dr Sam Ankrah calls on Bank of Ghana to release aggregated recapitalisation data to restore investor confidence in the struggling microfinance sector.
Oppong Nkrumah Demands Transparency on BoG's Gold Purchase Programme Financing Amid US$1.7bn Loss Controversy
NPP ranking member calls for full disclosure of Bank of Ghana's monetary financing for controversial gold purchase scheme after IMF reveals massive losses.
NDC confident of 2024 election victory if economic gains continue, says Asiedu Nketiah
NDC National Chairman Johnson Asiedu Nketiah expresses confidence the party will retain power if government sustains current economic performance and development pace.
Ghana's Post-IMF Era: Economy Faces Fresh Pressures as Fiscal Consolidation Claims Draw Scrutiny
With Ghana's IMF programme concluded, economists question the durability of fiscal reforms and warn of renewed economic vulnerabilities.
Ghana Must Sustain Fiscal Discipline After IMF Programme Ends, Deloitte Warns
Deloitte cautions that maintaining economic discipline beyond the IMF programme will be Ghana's greatest challenge, despite positive mid-year budget signals.
Ghana's trade surplus soars to GHS148.3bn as gold boom masks structural vulnerabilities
Ghana's trade surplus tripled in 2025 to GHS148.3bn, driven by record gold exports, but economists warn the gains mask deepening commodity dependence.
Ghana removes excise tax on local fruit juices to boost agro-processing and cut prices
Parliament passes Excise Bill 2026, scrapping taxes on homemade juices to support farmers and manufacturers.
NPP MP Challenges Government on 800,000 Jobs Promise as Mid-Year Budget Review Sparks Parliamentary Debate
Patrick Boamah questions where promised jobs are as Parliament debates 2026 mid-year budget performance.