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Ghana successfully issues US$3 billion Eurobond amidst COVID-19
The government has made a successful debut in the international debt capital markets securing US$3 billion from an oversubscribed bond…
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SSNIT’s $185 million locked up in housing projects – Auditor General’s report
It has come to light that the Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) has an astounding amount of about…
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I will generate US$5 billion from tourism by December 2022 – Mohammed Awal
Mohammed Ibrahim Awal, Minister of Tourism Arts and Culture, has set a target to generate US$5 billion from the tourism…
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3 Things to Consider When Implementing an Effective Zero Trust Access Strategy
The most secure network is one that has no connections. Of course, that idea is not only impractical, it defeats…
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Ghana successfully issues US$3 billion Eurobond amidst COVID-19
The government has made a successful debut in the international debt capital markets securing US$3 billion from an oversubscribed bond…
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Ghana Card, TIN required for registration of new companies — Registrar General
The Registrar-General’s Department (RGD) says effective Thursday, April 1, 2021, all clients registering new companies should provide both their National…
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Fuel prices likely to remain unchanged in April – IES
Consumers should be able to heave a sigh of relief as the price of fuel at the various pumps for…
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Ghana to issue its first ever zero coupon bonds
In its latest attempt to use non-conventional means to ease its dire fiscal predicament, Ghana` is attempting to issue zero-coupon…
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9 banks failed to transfer SSNIT contributions to BoG – Auditor General Report
Nine out of 21 agent banks of the Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) failed to remit a total…
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COVID 19: How Ghana’s fiscal response compares with the rest of the world
Since the 2021 budget proposals were unveiled to Parliament a fortnight ago, the debate has raged over the government’s plans…
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