Togbe Afede XIV (left), Executive Chairman of WTC Accra exchanging documents with Lu PengQi (2nd left), Vice President of CCPIT As part of efforts to promote trade and investment between

President John Mahama has expressed concerns about the ageing farmer population in West Africa. According to the President, the ageing farmer population in the sub-region is posing significant challenges to

Government has begun taking subscriptions for the country’s first US dollar-denominated bond. This follows the recent institution of a domestic multi-currency bond programme by government. A statement issued by the

Moses Asaga, NPA Boss Ghanaians will continue to use toxic fuel containing high levels of sulphur for a long period of time. This is because the Tema Oil Refinery (TOR)

Robert Dwamena, ECG MD Employees of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) yesterday staged a protest at the company’s head office in Accra, demanding the removal of the Managing Director

Some cocoa farmers in the country have expressed disappointment in government for increasing the producer price of cocoa by 11.8 percent. The farmers said the increase in the producer price

Fidelity staff with the award  After winning Ghana’s Most Socially Responsible Bank Award at the 15th National Banking Awards, Fidelity Bank has once again been named CSR Bank of the

Societe Generale, one of the leading banks in Ghana, has opened an ultramodern branch at Dansoman in Accra. The branch, which is situated in Hansonic area, near Yegola Hotel Junction,

George Mensah Asante (left) chats Eli Hini of MTN after the launch Ecobank Capital Advisors Ltd., a subsidiary of Ecobank, in collaboration with MTN Mobile Money, on Thursday introduced the

A twice-yearly World Bank Group analytical publication on African countries’ economic performance says Ghana’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is decelerating. The second edition of Africa’s Pulse report for this year

Tao Zhang, Acting Chair and Deputy Managing Director, IMF The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned of difficult economic outlook for Ghana despite what it described as broadly satisfactory implementation

The Chamber of Petroleum Consumers Ghana has petitioned President John Mahama to ensure the passage of new laws to reduce Sulphur content in imported diesel from 3,000 parts per million