Today's Ghana Business, Banking and Economic news

Founder of Celltel Limited, now Kasapa Telecom Limited, Prince Kofi Kludjeson, has said he is in the process of taking over the dying company, rebranding it to Celltel and reviving it to take its place of pride in Ghana's telecom industry.

Ghana’s Producer Price Index – which measures average changes in the prices of goods and services in the economy over a period, dropped by 2% for July 2017.

The Ghana Tourism Authority - GTA, has rolled out its single window system to facilitate monitoring of revenue generated as well as the general growth of the industry.

Ghana government’s debt to the country’s Social Security and National Trust (SSNIT) has reached Ghc560 million.

Ghana’s communications ministry has disclosed that the cost of its 4G telecommunications system license will remain high for a considerable longer period.

Ford has stepped up its push into electric vehicles by agreeing a joint venture in China, the world’s largest car market.

Ghana’s Minister of Environment, Science, Technology and Innovation (MESTI), has charged the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to resist pressures from some businesses to approve illegally sited fuel stations in the country.

Cryptocurrency is the word which comes to mind first when talking about exotic investments.

Access Bank has presented various prize packages to the winners in the first batch of its group draw in the Access Bank Aky3de3 promo.

President Nana Akufo – Addo has urged the central bank to adopt an aggressive approach to addressing the issues of Ghana’s financial sector.

Ghana’s government has shortlisted six companies to be awarded railway development contracts in the country.

The government has reiterated its plans to revamp the nation’s postal service – Ghana Post as part of its efforts to create job opportunities in the country.

Kenya is set to replace the current ‘analogue’ travel documents with the new electronic passport come September 1 in a move aimed at curbing forgery and easing clearance at international airports.

Special Mobilization Taskforce of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has recovered about Ghc128.6 million over the last six months (January - July 2017) from some entities in the country who evaded tax.

Government’s removal of the 17.5% VAT on domestic air travel has resulted in a substantial increase in the volume of domestic air travel by about 24%.