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Can tourism fuel Ghana's round-the-clock economy? Cape Coast's mayor thinks so - here's his plan.

Cape Coast Mayor George Justice Arthur addressed the sixth Inter Tourism Expo Accra on Wednesday, urging tourism to drive Ghana's 24-hour economy.

A tax dispute from 2009 has ballooned into a massive judgment debt - but the GRA says the real figure may be far lower.

The Ghana Revenue Authority is contesting a GH¢79.65m judgment debt to Servestar Minwax, seeking an independent reconciliation before payment.

The GhIS has responded to serious allegations concerning compensation claims for road projects, but what does this mean for future valuations?

The Ghana Institution of Surveyors (GhIS) has addressed concerns regarding compensation claims for road projects. This comes amidst allegations of

Ghanaian investors in Nigeria are reportedly facing significant challenges, prompting calls for urgent government intervention.

A Ghanaian pressure group is urging the government to intervene in alleged attacks on Jonah Capital Nigeria Limited, a Ghanaian-owned developer in

A High Court decision is set to impact the future of a prominent Accra hotel, following an application for police assistance.

The Commercial Division of the High Court in Accra has addressed an application regarding the possession of No. 1 Oxford Street Hotel in Osu. This

The Civil Service Council commends the Finance Ministry for its efforts - but what challenges still lie ahead?

The Civil Service Council visited the Ministry of Finance to discuss economic recovery and public sector challenges. The Council's visit signals a focus on strengthening institutions - but what issues are being prioritised?

The Chief Justice wants to transform Ghana's legal landscape - but how will this impact business?

Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie addressed the Kwahu Business Forum on the importance of judicial efficiency. He argued for the Judiciary to be central to Ghana's economic strategy - but what does that mean for investors?

Discover why Justice Bernasko believes the banking sector's shift from 'rural' to 'community' is more than just a name change and what it means for

Justice Sophia Rosetta Bernasko emphasized the crucial link between financial inclusion, community development, and access to justice at the Rural

BNI has arrested four individuals linked to PDS - but what does this mean for Ghana's energy sector?

Four individuals linked to Power Distribution Services (PDS) have been arrested by the Bureau of National Intelligence (BNI). The arrests are connected to a suspected transfer of funds-leaving many to wonder about the details.

Why is a best cocoa farmer fighting for a fairer share of mining compensation?

A top cocoa farmer in Asutifi South is seeking government intervention over compensation for his destroyed farm.

Why is the IEA concerned about Ghana's new lithium mining lease - and what does it mean for resource control?

The IEA, led by Sophia Akuffo, questions the Ewoyaa Lithium mining lease ratified by Parliament- along with the new mining regulations. The concern revolves around Ghana's approach to resource ownership and whether the nation is getting its fair share.

Explore the persistent legal challenges faced by Akonta Mining in Samreboi, highlighting a pattern of unratified leases and operational issues.

Akonta Mining Company Limited and Bernard Antwi Boasiako, also known as Chairman Wontumi, have a long history of legal disputes concerning natural

Ghana's President Mahama has signed 10 new laws- find out how these legislative changes could reshape key industries and daily life.

President John Mahama has assented to 10 new Bills, bringing into force legislative changes across various sectors including cocoa production

A witness details managing company accounts for Adu-Boahene - but what do Excel spreadsheets and handwritten notes reveal?

In the trial of Kwabena Adu-Boahene and Angela Adjei Boateng, a former Director of Advantage Solutions Limited testified about managing multiple company accounts. The witness detailed financial transactions and account management - but questions of record-keeping and project oversight emerged.

As Ghana and Egypt near a significant diplomatic milestone, a call for enhanced economic ties suggests a strategic pivot for both nations.

Ghana is seeking to strengthen its economic partnership with Egypt as the two nations approach 70 years of diplomatic relations. This move aims to

Several taxes have been abolished in Ghana - but will it be enough to spur economic growth?

Ghana's Parliament has abolished several tax laws since 2024 to enhance the tax system and lessen burdens on taxpayers. These changes aim to simplify administration and promote economic growth - but what impact will it have?

A high-profile couple is back in court amid accusations of financial crimes - but what exactly is at stake?

Former NAFCO CEO Hanan Abdul-Wahab Aludiba and his wife, Faiza Seidu Wuni, face a barrage of new criminal charges. The allegations involve significant sums and raise questions about financial management within a state institution.

A legal strategy against JG Resources Limited has encountered a major setback, raising questions about the future of a high-stakes commercial

Sesi-Edem Company Limited's attempts to portray JG Resources Limited as a wrongdoer have faced a significant legal challenge. This development could