Vice President Bawumia has launched yet another electronic payment platform, the “GhanaPay”. This is to enhance financial services and promote financial inclusion, especially in the informal sector. GhanaPay is a

Anthony Adu ANTHONY ADU-Nketiah, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of ThonKet Group of Companies in Kumasi, has charged industrialists and academicians to come together to bring positive impact on the nation’s

Mr Olumide Olatunji with shovel and other officials of Access Bank planting a tree ACCESS BANK Ghana supported government’s Green Ghana Day initiative by joining President Akufo-Addo and other government

Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia commissioning GCB Bank PLC Nalerigu Branch Vice President, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has commissioned the GCB Bank PLC Nalerigu Branch in the North East Region. The GCB Bank

TECNO, one of the top mobile phone brands in Africa and a major player worldwide has globally launched its most anticipated CAMON 19 series on 14th June 2022 at Rockefeller

Pearl Nkrumah assisted by Ade Ologun, COO of Access Bank (right), and Vice Chancellor of ATU, Prof. Odai, to cut the tape to formally open the agency ACCESS BANK on

A Hubtel dispatch rider    HUBTEL, THE leading quick commerce, messaging, and payment service provider has announced its operations at Koforidua in the Eastern Region of Ghana. The company said

The Electricity Company of Ghana is warning of an imminent power and water crisis within the Greater Kumasi area if stringent measures are not instituted to check encroachment on lands

Ken Ofori-Atta SOME INTERNATIONAL banks have pledged to lend US$1 billion to the government to shore up Ghana’s budget and boost the central bank’s reserves. This is aimed at helping

Dancehall/Reggae Artiste, Livingstone Etse Satekla popularly known as Stonebwoy to attend the Global launch of  TECNO most anticipated smartphone – the CAMON 19 series which is set to take place

  Staff of the plant JAPAN MOTORS’ brand new state-of-the-art automotive assembly plant in Ghana has assembled 156 units since officially starting production at the end of March this year,

  Some of the traders displaying their produce on the pavement IN SPITE of the incessant calls by the Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolitan Assembly (STMA) on all traders at the Takoradi Market