The new Puma Energy service station PUMA ENERGY Distribution Ghana Limited, one of Ghana’s leading oil marketing companies (OMCs), has launched its latest retail site in East Legon, off the

Ziobeieton Yeo FAN MILK Plc recorded a decline in its revenue for the 2020 financial year, merely posting a net profit of GH¢0.5 million. Ziobeieton Yeo, Managing Director, Fan Milk

Dr . Ernest Addison THE BANK of Ghana’s latest confidence surveys conducted in April 2021 showed some dip in both consumer and business sentiments. Consumer confidence dipped slightly on account

President Akufo-Addo (2nd right) receiving a gift from Dr. Ishmael Yamson (left). With them are Ursula Owusu-Ekuful (right) and Selorm Adadevoh (2nd left). Picture by Gifty Ama Lawson. PRESIDENT NANA

Transport fares are to go up 13 per cent from Saturday, June 5, following a review by Road Transport Operators. In a release, the operators said the increment was after

  GOVERNMENT HAS been able to recoup only GH¢1.7 billion out of a total of GH¢25 billion assets belonging to banks which collapsed in 2017  under the financial sector clean-up

Nana Amoasi VII, Executive Director, IES THE INSTITUTE for Energy Security (IES) has called on government to ensure that some two oil companies – ENI and Springfield – comply without further

  Business leaders and entrepreneurs in Ghana have been urged to invest in people. Samuel Odoi Laryea, Deputy General Manager of Soticam Ghana Limited, producers of Dolait Yoghurt, made the

Officials of Hisense and the Amrahia Health Centre with the gadgets HISENSE GHANA Limited, the country’s leading household and electrical appliances distributor, on Monday donated items worth thousands of cedis

The aviation sector is showing strong signs of recovery from the pandemic-induced near collapse of the industry last year. Having introduced limited flights after the reopening of the Kotoka International

BoG Governor Dr. Ernest Addison sandwiched by his deputies Elsie Addo Awadzi and Dr. Maxwell Opoku-Afari THE BANKING sector maintained its resilience through to end-April 2021, with strong growth in

FOR THE first four months of the year, total exports declined marginally by 0.2 per cent year-on-year to US$5,131 million, driven mainly by a 21 per cent decline in volume