Frank Annoh Dompreh THE GHANA National Gas Company (GNGC) is planning to expand its infrastructure by extending the Esiama–Prestea pipeline to Burkina Faso through Kumasi, to serve the AMERI plants

Nana Dwemoh Benneh during the panel discussion NANA DWEMOH Benneh, CEO of UMB Ghana, has indicated that one of the most viable start-up ecosystems for the Ghanaian and African economy

Dr John Ampontuah Kumah DEPUTY FINANCE Minister Dr. John A. Kumah, has expressed government’s readiness to increase Ghana’s tax capacity to ensure development. He said government will broaden the tax

Vice President Dr Bawumia (4th left) with Samuel Abu Jinapor (3rd left) and other officials of the Assay Lab GHANA’S GOLD export figures have started picking up since the beginning

The Akufo-Addo-led NPP government’s quest to digitalise every facet of the Ghanaian economy keeps expanding by the day. The latest is its decision to digitalise the National Assay Centre with

Dr Afriyie Akoto with his hosts CHIEF EXECUTIVE Officer of the United Arab Emirates Trade Centre, Walid Hareb, has urged Ghana to establish a cocoa trading platform in Dubai. According

Selorm Adadevoh, CEO, MTN Ghana MTN GHANA has projected an investment of over US$1.05 billion in infrastructure and information systems over five years, starting from 2021, to support the vision

Julian Opuni and Eli HIni FIDELITY BANK, in partnership with MTN MoMo, has upgraded its Y’ello Save Account with a savings plan feature to encourage customers to adopt the habit

Edward Koranteng, CEO, MIIF THE MINERALS Income Investment Fund (MIIF) has acquired over 14.4 million ordinary shares in Asante Gold Corporation (Asante), a mining exploration and development company listed on the

Dr Humphrey Ayim Darke THE ASSOCIATION of Ghana Industries (AGI) has indicated the government’s recent revision of the 50 per cent benchmark discount value to 30 per cent for general

Andrew Agyapa Mercer THE MINISTRY of Energy says it is developing a National Energy Transition Plan to guide the country as it transitions to cleaner energy. This will ensure that

AFRICA WILL register mild growth in 2022 (+3.5%) as vaccination rates are expected to remain very low (32% in the overall continent but only 4% in Sub-Saharan Africa). A new