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    NEWCorporate Ghana Gathers for Annual JoySports Invitational

    Corporate Ghana converged at the University of Ghana Stadium for the annual JoySports Invitational Tournament 2026. The event brought together executives and employees from various companies for competitive sports, fitness activities, and professional networking. This initiative aims to promote workplace wellness and foster relationships among corporate entities.

    Kwame Kusi|25m ago
    Economy

    NEWGhana Medical Trust Fund Marks One Year of Operation

    Nana Yaw Amoako|40m ago
    Business

    NEWBank of Ghana Defends Microfinance Reforms Amid Industry Cost Concerns

    Kwesi Boateng|40m ago
    Economy

    NEWBawumia Explains Gold for Oil Policy Amidst Forex Crisis

    Adwoa Mensah-Bonsu|1h ago
    Companies

    NEWMTN Ghana Supports Yagbon Damba Festival

    Kwame Kusi|1h ago

    Energy & Resources

    Energy & Resources

    NEWUS Secures Control Over 65 Billion Barrels of Venezuelan Oil

    The United States has reached an agreement to control 65 billion barrels of Venezuela's proven oil reserves. This deal, announced by former President Donald Trump, aims to double American oil reserves and reduce domestic petrol prices. Venezuela's interim President, Delcy Rodriguez, stated the agreement would bring nearly $100 billion in private investment and generate over $209 billion in taxes for the Venezuelan state, supporting its economic revival.

    Samuel Darko|1h ago
    Economy

    Ghana Rejects Eurobonds for Domestic Debt Strategy

    Ghana's government has decided against returning to the international Eurobond market for the next few years. This strategic shift aims to rebuild the domestic bond market and avoid foreign-currency borrowing risks. Instead, Ghana will deepen reliance on local financing, including longer-dated cedi bonds and infrastructure bonds, to mobilize capital from institutional investors like pension funds. This move follows a recent debt crisis and reflects a cautious approach despite renewed investor confidence.

    Nana Yaw Amoako|2h ago
    Politics & Policy

    Ghana Ties 24-Hour Economy Incentives to Performance Targets

    Ghana's government will link incentives for its 24-Hour Economy Programme directly to measurable performance targets. Businesses must demonstrate improvements in employment, investment, and productivity to receive state support. This move aims to prevent tax concessions from becoming open-ended subsidies, ensuring public funds generate tangible economic benefits. Incentives will also include sunset clauses, limiting support to four or five years.

    Kofi Asante|2h ago

    Economy

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    Economy

    Ghana Targets 2026 Ratings Upgrade Amid Fiscal Recovery

    Ghana is actively pursuing another sovereign credit rating upgrade by the second half of 2026, driven by significant improvements in fiscal discipline, inflation management, and foreign exchange reserves. Bank of Ghana Governor Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama confirmed ongoing discussions with international rating agencies, including Moody's, expressing confidence in positive rating actions. This optimism follows a period of economic challenges and reflects Ghana's progress in debt sustainability and macroeconomic stability, which has already led to upgrades from S&P Global Ratings and Fitch Ratings. A sustained upgrade could lower borrowing costs and boost investor confidence.

    Ama Mensah|4h ago

    Government Faces GHS 5 Million Debt Claim From Musician Shatta Wale

    Adwoa Mensah-Bonsu|5h ago

    Northshore Apparel Factory Creates 2,300 Jobs in Savelugu

    Ama Mensah|5h ago

    Shatta Wale Calls for Dissolution of Tourism Ministry

    Adwoa Mensah-Bonsu|9h ago

    Business

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    Business

    Bawumia Proposes Minerals Bank to Boost Small-Scale Mining

    Former Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has proposed establishing a Minerals Development Bank to help small-scale miners expand their operations. This initiative aims to provide affordable financing, modern equipment, and secure concessions, thereby reducing illegal mining activities known as galamsey. Dr. Bawumia highlighted that small-scale miners produce over 52% of Ghana's gold, making their formalization crucial for the economy.

    Kwesi Boateng|3h ago

    Importers Seek Urgent Action Over GHS 720 Port Charge Dispute

    Kwame Kusi|4h ago

    Ghana Chamber of Mines Demands Tax and Power Relief for Local Gold Refining

    Kwesi Boateng|7h ago

    Western Accra Water Supply Disrupted After Pipeline Damage

    Esi Larbi|9h ago

    Politics & Policy

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    Politics & Policy

    Religious Leaders Urge Moral Digital Conduct Amid Rising Tensions

    Ghana's Ahmadiyya Muslim Mission and the Upper West Regional Minister have urged religious elders to champion moral discipline and responsible digital engagement. They highlighted concerns over rising religious intolerance and the spread of disinformation online. The call came during the National Convention of Majlis Ansarullah Ghana, emphasizing the need for conscious moral restraint to preserve national cohesion.

    Grace Adjei|7h ago

    EC Deputy Director Warns Against Election Bribery

    Kofi Asante|8h ago

    Autopsy Contradicts Official Account in Memphis Shooting

    Grace Adjei|9h ago

    Oliver Barker-Vormawor Appointed Constitution Review Secretary

    Grace Adjei|11h ago

    Agriculture

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    Agriculture

    SankofaFresh Technology Cuts Farm Losses, Boosts Farmer Income

    SankofaFresh, a Ghanaian food-systems technology platform, is significantly reducing post-harvest losses for smallholder farmers. The company uses technology to monitor produce, improve storage, and link farmers directly to buyers. This initiative helps combat food waste and enhances food security in Ghana, addressing a global challenge where 30% to 50% of fruits and vegetables are lost before reaching consumers.

    Abena Owusu|8h ago

    Ghana Oil Palm Farmers Need Fairer Prices

    Abena Owusu|14h ago

    Bagre Dam Spillage Begins as Water Level Hits 95.19%

    Abena Owusu|18h ago

    Ghana Cocoa Exports Face EU Pressure Amid Value Chain Imbalance

    Abena Owusu|1d ago

    Companies

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    Companies

    Music Rivalries Cost Industry Millions, Threaten Sponsorships

    Ghana's music industry is grappling with the financial and reputational costs of escalating artist rivalries, known as 'beefs'. While creative competition can boost engagement, incidents like the 2019 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards chaos and recent legal battles involving fan groups highlight how personal disputes deter sponsors and create security concerns. This trend impacts the industry's commercial viability and public image, moving beyond artistic expression to affect financial stability and investor confidence.

    Kwame Kusi|2h ago

    Northshore Apparel Transforms Refuse Site, Creates 3,000 Jobs

    Kwesi Boateng|13h ago

    SIC Insurance Approves GHS 20 Million Dividend for 2025

    Kwame Kusi|14h ago

    ADB Ghana Medicals Expands Healthcare Infrastructure Role

    Kwesi Boateng|17h ago

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