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Why are sand contractors demanding urgent regulatory clarity from state agencies?

The Sand and Stone Contractors Association of Ghana has petitioned state authorities over unclear rules for sand-winning at Dawa.

The opposition challenges the government's portrayal of a recent diesel price reduction, suggesting it falls short of genuine relief for Ghanaians.

Ghana's opposition New Patriotic Party has criticized the government's recent two-cedi diesel relief, arguing it is merely a temporary measure. They

Ghana's central bank is pushing for a significant reduction in bad loans across the financial sector-find out why this target is crucial for

The Bank of Ghana has issued a directive to all regulated financial institutions regarding their non-performing loans. This move aims to strengthen

The Bank of Ghana's Governor has responded to public apprehension about non-interest banking-find out why this new model is stirring debate.

Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama, Governor of the Bank of Ghana, addressed concerns regarding the introduction of non-interest banking. He clarified that

BoG to establish fintech innovation hubs nationwide - but what does this mean for the future of finance?

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) is planning to boost digital finance innovation. Dr. Asiama says the central bank will establish fintech innovation hubs- but what will these hubs mean for the financial sector?

What five moves could unlock the next wave of connected infrastructure?

PwC's new infrastructure outlooks through 2050 show a shift from stand-alone assets to connected systems.

A "novel" consultation process has caused public confusion - but why was this approach taken in the first place?

The Acting Director-General of NITA, Ing. Dr Mark-Oliver Kevor, says a novel consultation process on the proposed NITA Bill caused public confusion. The exploratory approach involved extensive stakeholder engagement - but not all suggestions made it into the final proposal.

Ghana's central bank is set to engage industry stakeholders as it crafts directives for virtual assets-what could this mean for the nation's digital

The Bank of Ghana is progressing with the operationalisation of the Virtual Asset Service Providers Act (VASP), 2025 (Act 1154). This initiative

Ghana's proactive engagement in the carbon credit market could unlock substantial national value, but what critical principles must guide its

Ghana is taking significant steps to position itself in the emerging global carbon credit market through the Ghana Carbon Market Office. This

Ghana plans to split NITA’s regulatory and commercial roles under reforms aimed at stronger digital governance, accoun

Ghana plans to split NITA’s regulatory and commercial roles under reforms aimed at stronger digital governance, accountability and infrastructure

Amidst public outcry and advocacy from consumer groups, the government faces a critical decision regarding fuel price stabilization.

The Ghanaian government is considering measures to mitigate rising petroleum prices for consumers. This comes amidst growing concerns over the

Why are Ghanaian consumers questioning the Electricity Company of Ghana's billing practices?

Ghanaian electricity consumers are expressing concerns about the billing practices of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG). Unexpected increases in utility bills place additional financial pressure on consumers - and small businesses may struggle.

Ghana's e-Cedi is poised to reshape cross-border transactions - but how will it impact the financial landscape?

The Bank of Ghana is moving forward with the e-Cedi. It aims to incorporate the digital currency into financial infrastructure - but what doors will this open for trade and the economy?

The Communications Minister has responded to critics of the NITA bill - but will it be enough to quell concerns?

Communications Minister, Samuel George, is facing criticism regarding the proposed National Information Technology Agency (NITA) bill. Some industry players are concerned about the draft legislation - but the Minister is standing firm.

Ghanaian CSOs are questioning the government's readiness to implement new firearm licence revocations, citing potential confusion and logistical

Civil society organisations in Ghana are raising concerns over the government's decision to revoke all civilian firearm licences. They warn that

Head of the Physical Planning Department, Gifty Nyarko, clarifies the role of MMDAs under Act 925 in processing developm

Head of the Physical Planning Department, Gifty Nyarko, clarifies the role of MMDAs under Act 925 in processing development applications and