Prof. Alex Dodoo, CEO of GSA (2nd L) and Sulemana Koney (3rd L), Collins Anim Sackey (4th) and Mr. Adomako-Berfi (1st L) of the Trade Ministry displaying copies of the

Samuel Addai Agyekum THE SEKYERE Kumawu District Assembly (SKDA) has resolved to use its tourism potential to promote the area’s accelerated growth and development. According to the assembly, it was

Ralph Mupita (2nd R) and Ekow Afedzi (R), are joined by other executives of MTN and the bourse in a group photograph RALPH MUPITA, Group CEO of MTN, has commended

Kwame Osei-Prempeh State-owned, GOIL Ghana Limited is investing in more elaborate, higher-valued products, including the polymer modified bitumen (PMB) production, starting in September, this year. Group CEO of GOIL, Kwame Osei-Prempeh

Olumide Olatunji (MD), Helen DeCardi Nelson (Company Secretary), Frank Beecham (Board Chairman) and Dolapo Ogundimu (MD-African Subsidiaries) during the meeting Access Bank (Ghana) Plc. has held its 13th Annual General

  The incoming Development Bank Ghana (DBG) will in the next five years inject 1 billion dollars into the Ghanaian economy as part of the government’s effort to revitalize the

Poverty has propelled young girls from the northern part of the country to come to Accra just to work as head porters A NEW World Bank report has indicated that

Some members of the ECOWAS Regional Electricity Market INSTITUTIONS RESPONSIBLE for energy matters in ECOWAS yesterday began a two-day coordination meeting in Accra to consider the status of energy delivery

Nana Amoasi VII, Executive Director, IES A STUDY conducted by the Institute for Energy Security (IES) reveals that the country is likely to miss a huge opportunity to rake in

The Nano Foods Limited, formerly known as Astek, a pineapple juice production factory at Nsawam in the Eastern Region which collapsed about 21years ago, as a result of financial challenges

Prof. Samuel Annim – Government Statistician THE YEAR-on-year producer inflation for all industry was 11.1 per cent in April 2021 with the monthly change rate recording -0.1 per cent. The