One of Ghana’s leading commercial banks - Cal Bank officially launched its rebranding initiative before an enthusiastic audience of stakeholders in Accra on Wednesday – 2nd August 2017.
One of the country’s leading mortgage finance institutions, Ghana Home Loans Limited has signed a partnership with a contemporary in the real estate development industry – Appolonia City – Ghana.
The Vice President has announced that the proposed electronic registration or Risk Clearance System at the country’s ports will take effect from the 1st of September 2017.
Some workers of Owere Mines located at Konongo in the Asante Akim-North Municipality of the Ashanti Region stormed the Ministry of Lands and Natural resources on Tuesday to protest poor practices by management.
The Bank of Ghana has disclosed that the introduction of the Letter of Commitment module (LOC) by the Ghana Community Network Services Limited (GCNet) for the Central bank had saved the country $3 billion so far.
The second Pricing-window in July 2017 saw prices on the fuel market maintained by Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) as projected in the Institute for Energy Security (IES)’s research findings.
HFC bank has debunked the claim that the layoff of some of its employees is connected to an ongoing acquisition negotiation with two other commercial banks in the country.
Ecobank has once again been named Ghana’s no 1. Bank by the international business or investor magazine - Euromoney in its 2017 edition of banking Awards of Excellence.
The Volta River Authority (VRA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with ABB to provide technical training for the electricity generating company's academy.
The Finance Minister has expressed confidence in the performance of the economy so far under the President Nana Akufo – Addo led administration by asserting that “the economy is now stableâ€.
The Finance Minister has disclosed that Fifty-five factories are expected to begin the government's flagship programme, One District, One Factory (1D1F) by the end of 2017.
As part of some successes recorded during the first half of 2017, the government of Ghana has raised GHS1.49 billion through sales from its five-year bond.
On the basis of an ongoing process, the Office of the Vice President has assured the business public that the government is set to meet the schedule for full implementation of the Paperless System at Ports.