Secretary To Ashanti Regional Chief Imam Praises MTN For Continued Support
Alhaji Ustaz Ahmed Seidu(3rd left) Executive Secretary of Ashanti Regional Chief Imam receiving the items from Mr Simon Amoh (5th right), Senior Manager-Regional Sales-MTN Northern Ghana Secretary To... read more
IMF predicts 4.8% growth rate for 2014, 13% inflation
The International Monetary Fund has projected a growth rate of 4.8 percent for Ghana for 2014, 3.2 percent less than the West African Government’s own projection of 8 percent. The projection was... read more
Organised labour unhappy with government over unfriendly social policies
Organized labour has advised government to put together the several fine brains the country has in order to solve the country’s economic woes. Deputy Secretary General of the Trades Union... read more
VAT charges not likely to affect customer base of banks- Prestige Capital CEO
Chief Executive Officer of Prestige Capital Limited, an investment banking firm says despite the fact that the added cost of VAT on banking services will be pushed onto consumers, it is not expected... read more
150 protesters march against sale of Merchant Bank to Fortiz
One Hundred and fifty protesters marched through the streetsof the Centreal regional capital, Cape Coast, Sunday, April 6, in protest against the sale of Merchant Bank to Private Equity Fund, Fortiz.... read more
Kumasi: Taxi drivers kick against fare hikes
Ahead of an announcement from the ongoing consultative review of transport fares by the Ghana Road Transport Coordinating Council, taxi drivers in the Ashanti region are on a rather unusual... read more
We are ready to sign EPA – Rashid Pelpuo
Government is ready to sign the controversial Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) which critics say, will hand over the economic control of 16 West African states to the European Union (EU).... read more
Minister decries structure of Ghana’s economy
The minister of State in charge of private sector development Hon. Rashid Pelpuo has decried the situation where Ghana’s private sector seems to lag behind instead of directing the growth of... read more
Policy rate maintained at 18 percent
The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Bank of Ghana (BoG) has maintained the policy rate 18 percent. The committee last month increased the rate from 16 percent to 18 percent. It attributed the... read more