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The Wassa-Damang Youth Association is neutral on who takes over Damang Mine - but they have demands.

The Wassa-Damang Youth Association has stated they don't care which company takes over the Damang Mine. The group insists that community development remains their top priority - but what does that mean for the future?

Are you sure your preferred person can receive your pension? SSNIT is setting the record straight.

SSNIT has clarified who can be registered as a pension beneficiary. The General Manager hinted at the requirements for nominating beneficiaries - and what this could mean for some members.

Why is PIAC so concerned about the future of Ghana's oil production, and what changes are they hoping to see?

PIAC is urging the government and Petroleum Commission to create a plan that will encourage investment in current oil-producing fields. The call comes after Ghana's crude oil production has seen a sixth consecutive annual decline - raising concerns about the country's oil fields.

A Sempe chief is calling foul on GACL - but what exactly has happened at the airport?

A traditional leader has voiced concerns over the Ghana Airport Company Limited (GACL)'s actions regarding McDan Aviation. The Sempe chief is urging authorities to step in - but what's at stake?

The Agric Minister responds to FABAG's ultimatum - but what solutions are on the horizon for the tomato crisis?

The Agric Minister, Eric Opoku, and FABAG are at odds over the ongoing tomato supply crisis- with FABAG issuing an ultimatum. The Minister defends the ministry's efforts, hinting at a deeper understanding needed.

The Agric Minister says "we are not fools" - but is the tomato crisis response as smart as it could be?

The Minister for Food and Agriculture, Eric Opoku, has responded to FABAG's ultimatum regarding the ongoing tomato supply crisis. He defends the ministry's actions and suggests some stakeholders may be misinformed - but what does this mean for consumers?

Ghana's banks and PSPs have been put on notice regarding cybersecurity - but what does this mean for consumers?

Sam George has warned banks and PSPs about cybersecurity reporting. The directive aims to protect Ghana's digital financial ecosystem - but what happens if they don't comply?

FABAG issues a 90-day ultimatum to the Agric Ministry- or else! What could this mean for Ghana's food security?

FABAG has voiced concerns over Ghana's tomato supply, following Burkina Faso's export ban. They're giving the Agric Ministry an ultimatum- but what happens if their demands aren't met?

Is the GH¢1 energy levy still justifiable amidst rising fuel prices and geopolitical tensions?

Ghana's energy sector is facing scrutiny over the GH¢1 per liter levy on petrol and diesel- a levy introduced in mid-2025. The justification for this levy is now being questioned as market dynamics shift, raising concerns about its impact on consumers and the economy.

EXIM Bank vows to transform Ghana's agribusiness - but how will they achieve this ambitious goal?

Ghana EXIM Bank has reaffirmed its dedication to reshaping Ghana's agribusiness sector. The Bank's CEO, Sylvester Adinam Mensah, highlighted the institution's commitment to bolstering the agricultural value chain- but what does this mean for the future?

Tensions are rising between the Shippers' Authority and port drivers - what could come of their meeting?

The Ghana Shippers' Authority CEO will meet with the Joint Association of Port Transport Drivers (JAPTU) to address their concerns. JAPTU has threatened industrial action- but what could come of this?

Is a new certification system a helpful regulation, or a burden in disguise for Ghana's tree crop farmers?

The CEO of the Ghana Tree Crops Development Authority-TCDA- addressed concerns about the mandatory Conveyance Certificate System. The CEO aims to track movement and ensure quality-but some worry about the burden on farmers.

Fuel price hikes may trigger government action - but what measures are on the table?

NPA boss Edudzi Tamakloe hinted at potential government action regarding fuel prices. He suggests that rising global crude prices may force authorities to consider deeper policy discussions - but what could those be?

Why is the government so interested in where importers get their cargo insurance? It may not be what you think.

The Ghana Shippers' Authority is working with the government to enforce local cargo insurance for imports. This initiative aims to bolster Ghana's financial resources-but what challenges might it address?

Ghana's petroleum sector is about to change - but what does this mean for the average Ghanaian?

The 24-Hour Economy Authority and the NPA have signed an MoU - it's all about petroleum. This agreement aims to transform Ghana's economy - but how will they do it?

Why are Asian countries enacting new policies limiting fuel use and changing work schedules?

Sri Lanka is instituting a four-day work week - a move rippling across Asian nations. Countries are now scrambling to respond to potential fuel shortages.

Ghana is making a major change to its gold industry - but what does this mean for the country's economy?

Ghana is changing its approach to gold exports, according to Gold Board CEO Sammy Gyamfi. The country has begun to reduce the amount of raw gold leaving its borders - a shift from practices reaching back to the Gold Coast era.

Sir Sam Jonah says Ghana's insurance sector isn't fully recovered from the DDEP - what does he think is still missing?

Sir Sam Jonah addressed the Insurance Brokers Association of Ghana regarding the state of the insurance sector- three years after the DDEP. He spoke of challenges that insurance firms face.