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Analysis of Ghana's proposed Loans Act and whether legislation can enforce the fiscal discipline that IMF conditionality

Analysis of Ghana's proposed Loans Act and whether legislation can enforce the fiscal discipline that IMF conditionality cannot sustain permanently

Customers of popular Ghanaian food chains are at risk as a new investigation reveals widespread digital impersonation scams.

TrustGH has uncovered nearly 1,000 suspicious mobile numbers linked to fraudulent Google Business Profiles impersonating major food chains in Ghana.

TI Ghana & GIPC are intensifying their media campaign - but what hidden practices are threatening Ghana's investment environment?

TI Ghana and GIPC are working together to fight fronting in Ghana's business sector- they held a workshop for journalists in the Ashanti Region. Accurate reporting can safeguard transparency, but illicit practices continue to threaten Ghana's investment landscape.

A major road project faces scrutiny - but can the construction company deliver on its promises?

Top International Engineering (GH) Limited is addressing concerns raised by the Minister for Roads and Highways regarding the Enchi-Elubo Road project. The company assures stakeholders of its commitment- but what challenges could further delay this critical infrastructure?

The 3rd Ghana Outstanding Business Achievement Awards (GOBAA) held at La Palm Royal Beach Hotel honored top companies an

The 3rd Ghana Outstanding Business Achievement Awards (GOBAA) held at La Palm Royal Beach Hotel honored top companies and explored global trade

A recent investigation into online network marketing schemes reveals disturbing living conditions and potential public health risks among Ghanaian

Ghanaian youth are increasingly falling victim to international online network marketing schemes promising quick wealth. These schemes are raising

Ghana's seed system is getting a reset - but what does this mean for the country's broader agricultural transformation?

A National Seed System Reset Programme has been launched at the University of Ghana, bringing together stakeholders to discuss strengthening Ghana's seed system. The programme aims to create a modern, coordinated pipeline - hinting at the future of Ghana's agricultural transformation agenda.

Ghanaian traders are demanding an urgent review of port charges, citing concerns over their impact on the cost of doing business.

The Traders Advocacy Group (TAGG) is urging the government to address what it calls excessive charges at Ghana's ports. This intervention is crucial

A Ghanaian MP is raising concerns about a gold mine deal - but what exactly is he worried about?

Suame MP John Darko is calling for value protection in the Damang Gold Mine deal with Engineers and Planners Limited. He is stressing stronger safeguards around equity participation and long-term benefits- but why is this so important?

Mounting delays plague a major transport company - but can new buses really solve the problem?

The State Transport Company (STC) is grappling with public frustration over long waiting times and bus conditions- sparking worries among travelers. The company says it's taking steps to ease pressure, but what impact will this have?

Can the Africa Energy Technology Centre's initiatives restructure the continent's energy architecture?

The Africa Energy Technology Conference (AETC 2026) convened in Accra, Ghana, to address Africa's energy paradox- vast resources overshadowed by energy poverty. AETC aims to transition Africa into an integrated economy, but regional value chains remain theoretical without integrated energy systems.

Ghana's petroleum sector faces mounting pressure after a sharp decline in oil revenue - what could be the consequences?

PIAC is concerned about Ghana's $600 million petroleum revenue drop. The committee attributes the downturn to declining oil production levels - but what does this mean for the country's economy?

Ghana's Parliamentary Press Corps sharpen their skills - but what crucial role does financial reporting play in a strong democracy?

The Parliament of Ghana, World Bank, and FCDO collaborated on a workshop for journalists. The aim was to boost their capacity for public financial reporting- but the implications could be far-reaching.

Will local refineries finally cut Ghana's fuel import dependence - or just change who profits?

The National Petroleum Authority and bulk oil distributors are discussing Ghana's domestic fuel refining capacity with Sentuo Oil Refinery.

Why is the Minority demanding a full audit of the Gold for Reserves Programme? What did they discover?

Ghana's Minority Caucus is calling for accountability regarding the Gold for Reserves Programme. The caucus has concerns about financial discrepancies between Ghana Goldbod and the Bank of Ghana - and the management of national assets.

Amidst public scrutiny, the Transport Ministry is clarifying its recent acquisition of diesel locomotives-but what exactly are they defending?

The Ministry of Transport has defended its acquisition of two diesel locomotives and 20 freight wagons, addressing public concerns about their age

Discover how the Ministry of Roads and Highways is tackling critical payment issues impacting consultants and the broader road sector in Ghana.

The Ministry of Roads and Highways is addressing payment bottlenecks affecting consultants on road projects, engaging with engineering bodies to

Ghana's Finance Minister met with investors to discuss the economy - but what questions were raised during the session?

The Finance Ministry convened an investor town hall - the first since 2021 - uniting investors and market specialists. The government is intensifying efforts to restore faith in Ghana's economy and debt market - but what challenges remain?