Today's Ghana Business, Banking and Economic news

Effective April 2018, an individual who doesn’t have a Tax Identification Number, TIN cannot conduct some business and also access some basic public services in Ghana.

The Finance Ministry, the African Center for Economic Transformation (ACET), and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) are jointly organizing a conference on, “Moving Beyond Aid: Domestic Revenue Mobilization for G-20 Compact with Africa (CWA) countries”, from 4th to 5th April in Accra.

Beginning today April 1, 2018, household consumers of electricity will pay 15 percent less than the tariff they are expected to pay.

Former Directors of UT Bank have failed to appear before the Economic and Organized Crime Office after they had been summoned to a meeting scheduled to take place Wednesday, March 28, 2018.

The Tourism, Arts, and Culture Ministry has announced it is taking steps to avert open defecation at tourist sites.

Standing ankle-deep in water between neatly spaced rice plants, an instructor shows a group of about 100 farmers in Kebbi, a state in north-west Nigeria, how to apply herbicide.

The Former managers of Unibank are finding ways to reverse the recent takeover of the bank by the Bank of Ghana.

The government of Ghana has suspended the charging of import VAT on some 64 commodity groups which results in an unintended hike in import duties effective March 21, 2018.

Bank of Ghana, BOG, has begun investigations into the role of the various directors of UniBank which has led to the current state of the bank.

Senior Minister, Yaw Osafo-Marfo, has said Ghana and Cote d’Ivoire need to develop strategies that will improve cocoa trade in the two countries and also the wellbeing of cocoa farmers.

Nine high-profile UniBank executives have lost their jobs due to the takeover by the Central Bank on the 20th of March 2018.

After the news of Bank of Ghana, BOG taking over UniBank broke yesterday March 20, 2018, many customers will be wondering what will be the implication of the take over on their savings at the bank.

The Bank of Ghana today March 20, 2018, took over the management of Ghanaian owned bank, UniBank as part of measures to save the local bank from imminent collapse.

Bank of Ghana has taken over the management of Ghanaian owned bank, UniBank as part of measures to save the local bank from imminent collapse.

Governor of the Bank of Ghana, BOG, Dr. Ernest Addison has reiterated the Central Bank's commitment to promoting strong, viable and stable banks to support the country's growth and development process.