Ghana's Youth Skills Initiative: NYA Joins Forces with Government to Combat Graduate Unemployment
The National Youth Authority is partnering with Ghana's Youth Development Ministry and CTVET to equip young people with market-ready skills.
Ghana's banking sector profits grow 7.1% to GH¢4.6bn in first four months of 2026, but warning signs emerge
Banks' profitability metrics weaken despite revenue growth, as lending rates decline and provisioning costs surge.
GoldBod hands over ₵12.65m reward to NACOC after major gold seizure operation
Mining firm GoldBod presents substantial cash reward following successful intelligence-led gold recovery linked to organised crime networks.
COCOBOD Clears GH¢162m Debt to Excluded Cocoa Bill Investors
Ghana's cocoa authority settles full arrears to non-DDEP Cocoa Bill holders after extended payment delays.
Trump escalates Iran threats as Middle East tensions spike; what it means for global oil and Ghana's economy
US President threatens strikes on Iranian infrastructure as military exchanges intensify in the Strait of Hormuz, raising global energy costs.
Ghana's artisanal gold sector poised to match or exceed 2025 record as output surges
Ghana's Gold Board reports strong first-half 2026 purchases from small-scale miners, signalling another record year for the nation's top export earner.
Mahama's First Year Gets Low Marks: Think Tank Rates Government 4.9/10
Independent research institute gives President Mahama's administration below-average score for 2025 performance across key sectors.
Iran tensions threaten to keep Ghana's fuel prices high despite global oil glut
Geopolitical risks in the Middle East could sustain elevated fuel costs for Ghanaian consumers even as crude oil supplies normalise globally.
Businesses call on government to broaden tax base and reduce utility expenses in pre-budget push
Ghana's business sector urges wider tax collection and lower utility costs ahead of mid-year budget review.
Trump's Hormuz blockade and 20% toll threat: what it means for Ghana's oil imports and trade
US-Iran escalation over the Strait of Hormuz could significantly impact Ghana's energy costs and regional shipping routes through ECOWAS waters.
Ghana Completes Final Phase of Debt Restructuring with SADEREA Notes Exchange
Ghana concludes its comprehensive debt restructuring programme after successfully exchanging outstanding SADEREA Notes, marking a major milestone.
Ghana's High Court Backs Container Charge Cap; GSA Injunction Bid Fails
The High Court has upheld the Ghana Shippers' Association's directive capping container administrative charges, rejecting an injunction challenge.