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Shippers to pay more for freight as price of low-sulphur fuel soars

The shipping industry is complying favourably with the new sulphur cap directive of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO)–which is good for the environment—but at a cost to the shipper and, by extension, the local economy, a Business24 analysis of data has revealed.

Ghana's economy is back on track - Dr Ebo Turkson

Economist and Senior Lecturer at the University of Ghana, Festus Ebo Turkson says statistics presented by the Vice President Dr Bawumia at a town hall meeting in Kumasi shows that the Ghanaian economy is back on track.

Only 12.5% of Ghanaian workers pay SSNIT

Retirement planning is rarely a subject that is talked about in the country as people dread the thought of having to one day retire from their respective jobs.

Wamkele Mene voted Secretary-General of AfCFTA Secretariat

A South African, Wamkele Mene, has been voted as the first Secretary-General of the Africa Continental Free Trade Area Secretariat (AfCFTA), at the ongoing 33rd ordinary session of the heads of state and government of the African Union.