A cross-section of HR Practitioners being addressed by Madam Helena Opoku, one of the Facilitators An impressive number of HR practitioners took time from their busy schedules on Friday, August

Vice President Dr. Mahamumu Bawumia The implementation of the paperless clearance system at the country’s ports in the first week increased the collection rate by 56 percent, Vice President Dr.

Dr Ernest Addison, Governor, BoG The recent upward revision of the minimum paid-up capital to GH¢400 million by the Bank of Ghana (BoG) has started causing tension in the country’s

The hotel sector in Ghana has remained resilient despite recent global economic challenges, according to a new report authored by PwC. Following the decline in the oil price and that

Staff of GLICO sporting the uniforms GLICO Group, a leading insurance and financial services provider in Ghana, has outdoored new uniforms for all non-management staff. The outdooring of the new

Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) have called for collaboration between government and extractive industry companies to make contracting in the oil, gas and mining sectors “open by default,” as per its

Phanes Group, an integrated end-to-end solar provider headquartered in Dubai, has launched its first Solar Incubator programme aimed at identifying PV projects of potential in sub-Saharan Africa by providing access

Kwabena Okyere Darko-Mensah As part of efforts to fast-track the test production at the West African Mills Company Limited (WAMCO), a cocoa processing company in Takoradi, this month, the German

Hon Boakye Agyarko, Energy Minister The Millennium Development Authority (MiDA) will next month hold a second bidders’ conference for shortlisted applicants of the ECG PSP Concession after releasing the three

Dr. Eric Osei-Assibey Dr. Eric Osei-Assibey of the University of Ghana has lauded government for seeking extension of the three-year Extended Credit Facility (ECF) programme with the IMF, saying, the

Kwaku Kwarteng The government has finally given reasons for the government’s decision to the extend the three-year International Monetary Fund (IMF) Credit Facility programme by a year. According to government it

Fifteen banks in the country may struggle to meet the new capital levels introduced by the Bank of Ghana. This could force them to lose their license by January 1,