AECOM has been awarded phase two of the Tema Port Expansion Project (TPEP) in Ghana, on behalf of Meridian Port Services (MPS), operator of the container terminal.
Ghana’s banking sector reforms has been listed as a key factor in low sales at the country’s largest producer and retailer of consumer goods, Unilever Ghana.
The National Board for Small Scale Industries is set to be transformed into an agency to enable the organisation to effectively support small and Medium Scale Enterprise.
The Agric Ministry has presented a bill to Parliament to enable it to set up an Authority to regulate the production and export of four major tree crops including rubber, mango, Shea and Cashew.
Fidelity Bank has appointed Edward Opare-Donkor and Samuel Aidoo as Deputy Managing Directors in-charge of Operations and Support Functions, and Wholesale Banking respectively.
Some thirteen (13) companies will be prosecuted by the National Pensions Regulatory Authority, (NPRA) for failing to honour any of the mandatory schemes for their workers.
Former President of the Association of Ghana Industries, Tony Oteng-Gyasi has asked government to set a guaranteed minimum price for the produce of young people in agriculture in order to make it attractive.
Dr Ernest Addison, Governor of the Bank of Ghana says rising government expenditure and weakened revenue levels are the major threats to the swift stabilisation of the economy.
The Juaboso District Assembly had distributed 31,500 palm seedlings to 137 farmers in the Juaboso District of the Western North Region as part of the community mass production of the crop.
Prof. Stephen Adei a former Director-General and Rector of the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA), has been sworn in as the new Chair of the Board of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA).
Ghana, the world’s second largest cocoa producer, is expected to produce 850,000 tonnes of cocoa in 2019/20 season, at the lower end of average levels on account of the swollen shoot disease outbreak, COCOBOD has said.
The country’s total debt stock has hit GH¢205 billion ending July this year. This was contained in the September Bank of Ghana’s summary of financial and economic data.
