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Shoprite to close operations in Ghana and Malawi, focusing on core markets.
South Africa’s largest grocery retailer, Shoprite Holdings, has announced it is selling its operations in Ghana and Malawi—a move that…
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Car Prices Could Decline in 2026, Says Automobile Dealers Union
The Automobile Dealers Union of Ghana (ADUG) has stated that significant reductions in vehicle prices may only be fully realised…
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Cocoa farmers to earn GH¢3,228 per bag from August 7
The government has approved a significant increase in the producer price of cocoa, raising it from US$3,100 to US$5,040 per…
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Dr. Johnson Asiama raises alarm over growing dollarisation in Ghana’s economy
The Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr. Johnson Asiama, has expressed concern over the growing dollarisation of Ghana’s economy,…
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Ghana poised to gain from high global gold prices – Fitch Solutions
Ghana is set to benefit significantly from rising global gold prices, which are projected to increase export earnings, strengthen the…
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Gov’t to begin implementation of amended energy sector levy on July 16
The government has announced that the implementation of the Energy Sector Levies (Amendment) Act, 2025 (Act 1141), will officially commence…
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Data Bundle Increases Take Effect Today
Effective today, July 1, telecommunication companies in Ghana will implement a government directive to increase data bundles offerings by 10…
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GoldBod Approves 240 Licenses as New Trading Regime Takes Effect
The Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) has approved more than 240 gold trading licenses by the final application deadline of June…
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Fuel prices to go up from July 1 – COMAC
Projections from the Chamber of Oil Marketing Companies, (COMAC) indicate that fuel prices are likely to increase at the retail…
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PURC announces 2.45% increase in electricity tariffs effective July 1
The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) has announced a 2.45% increase in electricity tariffs across all customer categories, effective 1st…
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