Petrol and diesel prices to drop from October 16, but LPG users face sharp 18.5% spike
Ghana's fuel prices will see mixed movements from October 16, with petrol and diesel declining marginally while cooking gas costs surge significantly.
CEMSE pushes government to adopt strategic refinery policy amid energy security concerns
Think tank urges comprehensive petroleum refining strategy to boost Ghana's energy independence and local capacity.
Ghana Must Cut Reliance on Foreign Grants, Says Research Fund Chief
Ghana's research chief warns that dependence on external funding threatens the nation's scientific independence and calls for increased domestic investment.
Ghana and Italy to deepen energy sector ties as minister seeks investment partnerships
Energy Minister Dr John Jinapor meets Italian Ambassador to explore investment opportunities and strengthen bilateral cooperation in Ghana's energy sector.
How Japanese Kaizen Philosophy Could Transform Ghana's Micro Business Sector
Ghanaian micro entrepreneurs are exploring kaizen, a Japanese continuous improvement method, to overcome scaling barriers.
Ghana's University Funding Crisis: How 1990s Policies Still Burden Students and Families Today
Decades after structural adjustment policies reshaped higher education funding, Ghanaian families continue bearing unsustainable costs to send children to university.
Ashanti cocoa farmers back new COCOBOD Act despite price concerns
Farmers in Ashanti welcome legislative reforms but push for better input distribution and pension scheme implementation.
Ghana pitches economic stability to global investors as IMF bailout ends
Ghana's finance officials court investor confidence in Bangkok after exiting its $3bn IMF programme, transitioning to policy monitoring arrangement.
Ghana Treasury Bills Oversubscribed as Investor Demand Strengthens and Yields Fall
Government raises GH¢4.41 billion, exceeding target by 53.5% as investor confidence in Treasury securities remains robust.
Ghana's New Economy plan aims to convert growth into jobs and structural transformation – Forson
Finance Minister Ato Forson outlines how the New Economy agenda will strengthen Ghana's economy and create employment opportunities.
Beyond diplomacy: why Ghana's BRICS ambitions need real industrial muscle
Ghana eyes closer BRICS ties, but experts warn diplomatic moves alone won't unlock economic benefits without concrete industrial strategy.
Education crisis deepens: COPEC chief demands gov't address teacher pay and resource shortages
Duncan Amoah urges government to pay teachers realistic salaries and fund educational materials to improve Ghana's education quality.