The World Bank has hailed Ghana’s economic growth for 2017, describing it as “positive”. The World Bank Country Director for Ghana, Liberia, and Sierra Leone, Mr Henry Kerali,  has said

Egbert Faible, CEO of Petroleum Commission The Petroleum Commission has organized the maiden edition of an annual Local Content Procurement Conference aimed at encouraging many Ghanaians to participate in the upstream

Some entrepreneurs, government officials, corporate chief executives have been nominated for the 8th edition of the Ghana Entrepreneur and Corporate Executive Awards (GECEA 2018). The award is a flagship event

Yaw Osafo-Maafo Yaw Osafo-Maafo, Senior Minster on Monday officially led a five-member delegation to the Kingdom of Morocco as part of the pre-implementation activities of the National Public Sector Reforms

Patricia Obo-Nai Vodafone Ghana is offering active X customers on its monthly bundles, 24-hour unlimited access to their favourite social media network over a period of 14 days during this

Catherine Afeku A survey conducted by the Tourism Research and Advocacy Centre (TRAC) reveals that Ghana has over the past 30 years made many interventions aimed at boosting the tourism

Samuel Aggrey, Executive Secretary, Food and Beverage Association, addressing the media. With him are Sampson Awingobite Asaki (left), Executive Secretary, Importers and Exporters Association, and Dr Joseph Obeng, President, Ghana Union

Eric Asubonteng AngloGold Ashanti has announced that it will invest an initial project capital of between $450 million and $500 million over the next two and half years to transform

John Awuah, CEO UMB Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Universal Merchant Bank (UMB), John Awuah, has called on players in Ghana’s banking sector to look at the best ways of supporting

A group photograph of participants GHL Bank has held an intensive two-day summit for all its Real Estate Clubs to train students across the various tertiary institutions in the country

Things are still looking pretty bleak for Huawei’s plans to conquer the U.S. market. Earlier this week, top members of intelligence agencies, which includes the FBI, CIA and NSA reaffirmed

EDF, a French electricity conglomerate and Veolia, a French transnational company, together with their local partners CH Group, which are bidding for the ECG Concession, have allegedly rejected government’s policy