Cocoa Farmers Draw Line in Sand: Mining Ban Declared Across All Ghana Growing Regions
Ghana's cocoa farmers have escalated pressure against illegal mining, designating all cocoa zones as no-go areas for miners.
Smart Spending, Not Just Cutting: How Ghana's CEOs Should Navigate Cost Management
Leading business minds argue Ghana's CEOs must distinguish between value-creating and wasteful spending to protect competitiveness.
Spare Parts Dealers Deny Responsibility for Proposed Transport Fare Hike
Transport unions face backlash over fare increase plans as spare parts dealers distance themselves from the proposal.
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Ghana's New Fiscal Watchdog: Mahama Launches Independent Council to Oversee Budget Spending
President Mahama has inaugurated the Independent Fiscal Council, a new oversight body to monitor Ghana's public finances with a four-year mandate.
Ghana's power crisis demands more than tariff hikes, expert warns amid PSP debate
Energy analyst urges focus on fixing ECG's crippling losses rather than relying on tariff increases alone.
Tema Port Gridlock: Minister pledges infrastructure overhaul as cargo backlog threatens Ghana's shipping hub status
Transport Minister admits persistent container congestion at Tema Port, vows road and harbour upgrades to ease bottlenecks.
Ghana's Petroleum Sector Could See Major Overhaul as CEMSE Backs Market Liberalisation Push
Industry leaders call for opening fuel distribution to private competitors, potentially reshaping Ghana's oil downstream market.
Competition watchdog flags cartel risk in cement industry's uniform surcharge plan
CUTS International warns cement makers' collective GH¢12 demurrage surcharge may breach competition law, raising antitrust concerns.
Ex-Lands Deputy: Ghana firms must move beyond charity donations to create real community value
Former Deputy Lands Minister pushes corporate sector to demonstrate measurable impact rather than symbolic charity programmes.
Ghana's growth paradox: Why a 6.4% economy leaves millions in hardship
Ghana's economy grew 6.4% in Q1 2026, yet ordinary citizens struggle with high food, transport and healthcare costs—exposing a dangerous gap between national statistics and household reality.
Ghana's GH¢3.15bn Four-Year Bond Auction Signals Strong Investor Confidence in Domestic Debt
Government raises GH¢3.15bn from latest Treasury bond auction amid sustained investor appetite for medium-term securities.
Bank of Ghana cracks down on currency abuse: Money bouquets, spraying at events now illegal
BoG warns public that misusing cedi notes—including spraying at events and creating money decorations—risks arrest, fines or jail time.