Heather Cameron Heather Cameron, High Commissioner of Canada to Ghana, says Ghana’s mining sector remains a priority for Canada because it has potential for further growth. Speaking at a day’s

Ishmael Ashitey in a handshake with the Human Relations Executive Mohinani Group, producers of polytanks, poly sacks, poly kraft and others, has presented some of its products valued at GH?8,000

Accra Brewery Limited (ABL) has donated cartons of its brands towards the 33rd National Farmers Day celebration, themed, “Farming for Food and Jobs” ABL is annual sponsor of the National

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Ken Ofori Atta The Finance Minister, Ken Ofori Atta has touted the achievements of the Akufo-Addo-led administration since they took power almost a year ago. During the 2018 budget presentation

ken Ofori-Atta The Finance Minister, ken Ofori-Atta says government is likely to end the 2017 fiscal year with a fiscal deficit of 6.5%. “We resolved to be fiscally disciplined and

Guinness Ghana Breweries Limited (GGBL), Ghana’s leading total beverage business, has been recognised by the Association of Ghana Industries (AGI) as the business with the Best Practices in Sustainable Manufacturing

Nana Akomea unveiling the service at STC head office Intercity State Transport Corporation (STC) of Ghana has introduced its Accra-Lagos service in partnership with Nigerian transport firm, A&G. The move

Ernest De-Graft Egyir Ernest De-Graft Egyir, Founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Ghana SMEs CEOs Summit, says a 6.3 percent growth rate in the country failed to reduce poverty

British Airways’ chief executive Alex Cruz says the airline’s new £4.5 billion investment programme would improve the flying experience for all customers. Re-affirming British Airways as a premium airline committed

TD Mobile, a new distributor of mobile devices and accessories, has been launched in Ghana. A number of dignitaries, including the Chairman of Zinox Group, Leo Stan Ekeh, Lithuania’s Ambassador

Dr. Osei Asibey A senior lecturer at the Department of Economics, University of Ghana, Dr. Eric Osei Asibey foresees the cedi losing grounds to major trading currencies next year if