National Board for Small Scale Industries, NBSSI says as at the end of the first week of September more than 150 thousand applicants have so far received their funds.
MTN has filed an application at the Supreme Court for a review of the ruling by the Accra High Court in their case against the National Communications Authority, NCA.
The Ghana Police Service and the Ghana Shippers’ Authority, GSA have renewed their commitment to work together to remove trade barriers along Ghana’s transit corridor.
The Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC has assured clients of defunct Fund Management Companies that no group of customers will be excluded from the government's bailout package.
The government has injected GH¢800 million into the National Investment Bank, NIB to help close the bank’s capital deficit and boost its operations to support the national industrialisation agenda.
Ghana’s public space over the past fortnight has been pre-occupied with the debate on the mineral royalties investment agreement – herein called the ‘Agyapa Deal’. There have been several calls by civil organisations, respected statesmen and ordinary citizens for government to hasten slowly on the ‘Agyapa Deal’.
Micro small to medium enterprises ability to transition to big businesses will require meeting acceptable and international standards in order to stay in the competition, the Food and Drugs Authority, FDA has said.
The coalition of Aggrieved Customers of Collapsed Fund Management Companies says the government's intention to pay clients of 22 defunct Fund Management Companies is insignificant.
The Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC has in a statement revealed that government will from September this year announce details of the payment process of clients of defunct Fund Management Companies.
The effect of the coronavirus-induced border closures and travel restrictions was grossly felt by services trade, with education and tourism being the hardest-hit sectors across the globe, according to the latest trade report on the virus pandemic issued by the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
The country cannot develop without the private sector, as it remains critical in helping to finance the government’s industrialisation drive and its vision of “Ghana Beyond Aidâ€, especially in the post-Covid era, says Alan Kyerematen, Trade and Industry Minister.
Members of the Nigerian Union Traders Association of Ghana branch in Kumasi in the Ashanti Region say they have been targeted by the Committee on Foreigners in Retail mandated to crackdown on foreigners engaged in illegal retailing business in the country.
The Managing Director of the Agricultural Development Bank (ADB), Dr John Kofi Mensah, says the indeginous bank will support Outgrower Farmers supplying raw materials to Factories under the government’s One District One Factory (1D1F) initiative.
