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Water shortage in Bui Dam partly to blame for power outages
Power consumers may have to endure the intermittent power outages across the country for some time, officials of the Ghana…
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Ghana begins exploiting AfCFTA free trade opportunities
Despite initial worries as to Ghana’s readiness to take an active part in Africa’s new single market, less than two…
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Ghana’s debt to remain flat at 75 percent of GDP in 2024 – Fitch
Ghana’s debt will hit approximately 75 per cent of Gross Domestic Product (total value of goods and services produced in…
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BoG commits US$200 million to FX forward market in 2 months
The Bank of Ghana has in the first two months of the year committed a total of US$200m to the forex market…
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New rules to protect dormant deposits
The Bank of Ghana last week unveiled new regulations that address the sometimes controversial issue of inactive deposit accounts. Up till now,…
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‘Pure water’ bag to be sold GH¢2.50 effective March 8 – Producers
The National Association of Sachet and Bottled Water Producers has announced an increment in the price of a bag of…
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Gas regasification facility contracting misplaced, wasteful – IES
Both natural gas liquefaction and regasification are strategic options open to the government of Ghana (GoG) within the natural gas…
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Bawumia engages AfCFTA towards leveraging digital technology for Pan-African Payment System
Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has held talks with the Secretary-General of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), Mr. Wamkele Keabetswe…
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Kyerematen hails Ghana-UK new trade deal
Alan Kyerematen, Minister of Trade and Industry-designate has hailed the Ghana-United Kingdom (UK) new Interim Trade Partnership Agreement. “The new…
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Ghana to invest US$1 billion to replace expensive power loans
Ghana will invest US$1 billion this year to refinance loans contracted by private power producers, as it seeks to cut costs…
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