Businesses are expectant that the tight liquidity challenges encountered in 2018 will ease considerably in 2019 because of government’s pledge to pay all arrears owed contractors and suppliers.
Minister for Planning, Prof. George Gyan-Baffour says it is of great significance that Ghana quickens the processes needed to build its own gas pipelines.
Managing Director of the IMF, Madam Christine Lagarde has charged the Bank of Ghana to address the weaknesses in the non-bank sector of the economy to make the financial sector more resilient.
Thirty-two Oil and Gas companies in the country were last Saturday, honoured at the 2018 Oil and Gas Awards for their outstanding performances and contribution to the growth of the industry .
Managing Director of the IMF, Christine Lagarde has cautioned government against excess borrowing, stating that economic gains achieved by the country could be derailed.
Ms Christine Lagarde, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), says Ghana's current economy is in a better shape as compared to two years ago.
The Managing Director of Cal Bank Ghana Limited, Frank Adu Jnr., has revealed that the bank has officially met the Gh¢400m minimum capital requirement set by the Bank of Ghana (BoG).
The Managing Director(MD) of Tullow Oil Ghana, Mr. Kweku Awotwe, has pointed out that beginning next year, the company will start paying dividend to the government.
