🇬🇭 Ghana ends 2025 with total debt stock of GH¢641bn
Ghana's announcement of a marginal decline in total debt stock to GH¢641 billion at the close of 2025 marks a subtle but potentially significant turni...
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🇬🇭 Government has no room to cushion fuel prices —Kwadwo Poku
Ghana's energy sector is entering a critical juncture where macroeconomic constraints are forcing policymakers into an uncomfortable corner. Recent st...
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🇬🇭 JoyNews to host special coverage on Bank of Ghana’s Polic
Ghana's financial markets are bracing for a critical monetary policy announcement today, with the Bank of Ghana's Monetary Policy Committee set to rev...
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🇬🇭 Fuel prices may rise further if war persists
Ghana's energy sector faces renewed pressure from global geopolitical tensions, with local analysts warning of potential fuel price increases in the c...
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🇬🇭 Fuel price crisis may trigger presidential intervention
Ghana's energy sector is approaching an inflection point. With petroleum prices continuing their upward trajectory, the National Petroleum Authority's...
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🇬🇭 Newmont pays GH¢12.8bn in taxes to gov’t in 2025
Newmont Corporation's substantial GH¢12.822 billion tax payment to the Ghanaian government in 2025 underscores the critical role multinational mining ...
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🇬🇭 At $120, we act – NPA draws red line on global oil prices
Ghana's energy sector is entering a new phase of state intervention, with the National Petroleum Authority setting an explicit threshold at which gove...
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🇬🇭 Fuel relief talks likely if crude hits $120
Ghana's petroleum regulator has issued a critical warning that government fiscal relief measures—likely fuel subsidies or tax adjustments—will become ...
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🇬🇭 We’re still studying the market – NPA on rising fuel costs
Ghana's energy sector faces mounting pressure as the National Petroleum Authority (NPA) has publicly acknowledged the absence of concrete safeguards a...
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🇬🇭 High public sector wage bill leaves Ghana with little roo
Ghana's government faces an increasingly urgent fiscal constraint that few African nations have articulated so candidly: the country's public sector w...
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🇬🇭 Ghana’s wage bill consumes 44% of tax revenue
Ghana faces a mounting fiscal crisis as public sector wages consume 44% of tax revenues, compelling the government to borrow funds simply to meet payr...
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🇬🇭 Fisheries Ministry rolls out licensing
Ghana's fishing sector, valued at approximately $2.2 billion annually and representing roughly 12% of the nation's export earnings, faces an existenti...
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🇬🇭 MTN launches self-service SIM swap in Ho to enhance custo
MTN Ghana's rollout of self-service SIM swap capabilities in Ho represents a strategic pivot toward digital-first customer experiences in a market whe...
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🇬🇭 OMCs price war intensifies; GOIL reduces petrol to GH¢12.
Ghana's competitive petroleum retail landscape has entered a new phase of pricing aggression, with major oil marketing companies (OMCs) engaging in su...
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🇬🇭 World Bank urges skills revolution to unlock jobs for Afr
The World Bank's latest warning signals an accelerating crisis that European investors have largely overlooked: Africa's education systems are fundame...
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🇬🇭 2026 Joy Ghana Fest starts from Friday March 20
Ghana's entertainment and lifestyle sector is experiencing a notable expansion with the announcement of Joy Ghana Fest 2026, scheduled for March 20-23...
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🇬🇭 Manage spending expectations to protect economic stability
Ghana's approach to managing public expectations around government spending has emerged as a critical stability indicator that European investors oper...
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🇬🇭 M&C Group backs Ghana’s 24-hour economy agenda, pledges i
Ghana's economy is displaying the kind of sustained growth trajectory that European investors have been waiting for, with 2025 delivering a robust 6.0...
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🇬🇭 Ghana’s economy expands by 6.0% in 2025, with strong 5.8%
Ghana's economy closed 2025 with tangible momentum, expanding 6.0% annually with fourth-quarter growth of 5.8%—a meaningful acceleration from the prio...
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🇬🇭 Inflation to go up in March 2026 – Report
Ghana's inflation trajectory is set to deteriorate significantly in March 2026, driven by a convergence of domestic tariff pressures and volatile glob...
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