BoG Cracks Down: Rejecting Cedi Coins Now a Criminal Offence with 3-Year Prison Threat
Bank of Ghana warns traders and businesses that refusing cedi coins breaches currency law, carrying fines and up to three years imprisonment.
Ghana's Banking Sector Shows Strong Recovery as NPLs Drop to 16.1%, But Credit Risk Warnings Remain
Ghana's banks have significantly improved their financial health, with non-performing loans falling sharply, though regulators warn vulnerabilities persist.
Ghana's digital trust at a tipping point: Warning signs of fraud-driven retreat emerging
As fraud fears grow, Ghanaians are reluctant to embrace digital financial services, threatening the economy's digital transformation.
Ghana's Fisheries Ministry outlines new drive to rescue struggling fishing industry
Government unveils comprehensive reforms targeting job creation, food security and investment in Ghana's vital fishing sector.
Ghana's Speaker Bagbin celebrates NIB's revival as financial turnaround book unveiled
Speaker Alban Bagbin has praised the National Investment Bank's recovery efforts at the launch of a new publication detailing the institution's financial transformation.
Ghana's Public Debt Surges Past GH¢720bn Amid Rising Borrowing Pressures
Ghana's public debt reached GH¢720.8 billion in May 2026, representing 45.1% of GDP, driven by increased domestic and external borrowing.
Ghana's reserves dip to $12.94bn despite trade surge—what the numbers reveal
Ghana's international reserves fell $1.2bn in June 2026, but a robust trade surplus shows economic resilience.
Ghana's Minerals Fund Reports GH₵1.1bn Profit as New Law Reshapes Investment Strategy
The Minerals Income Investment Fund posts strong audited profits under amended legislation designed to boost resource-backed development.
Inside Zeepay: How Ghana's Fintech Star Built a Cross-Border Payment Empire Before Its Fall
Zeepay rose from a 2014 startup to Africa's leading indigenous fintech, processing billions in remittances across 20+ markets before Bank of Ghana revoked its licence in July 2026.
Bank of Ghana Halts Gold Board Financing: What It Means for Your Money
BoG ends prefinancing for Ghana Gold Board purchases effective July 2026, reshaping domestic liquidity and monetary policy strategy.
Hollywood Heavyweights Head to Accra This July for Africa's Biggest Creative Economy Push
International directing talent and major tech firms converge on Ghana for intensive filmmaking labs and investment summit aimed at positioning Africa as a global creative powerhouse.
Poultry Farmers Demand Structural Reforms Beyond Government Handouts to Fix Sector
Ghana's poultry industry needs coordinated policy addressing feed costs, not just short-term interventions, farmers warn.