Tag: current ghana business news
Ghana’s debt-to-GDP to decline to about 58% by 2026 based on...
Ghana’s debt to Gross Domestic Product (GDP) ratio (excluding guaranteed debt) would decline to about 58% of GDP by 2026, rating agency, S&P...
China’s worried over debt restructuring implications for other debtors
German Ambassador to Ghana Daniel Krull has observed that China’s hesitance to come to the external debt restructuring table could be due to...
Economist urges government to strengthen industrialization policies – Citi Business News
Economist and currency analyst at GCB Capital Limited Courage Boti is urging government to strengthen its industrialization policies as it moves to negotiate...
Ghana’s local debt score raised by S&P as domestic default cured
The rating on Ghana’s local-currency debt was upgraded by S&P Global Ratings as the country settles its domestic debt exchange with bondholders. The nation’s...
Zenith Bank, WTC begin export-driven training for SMEs
Zenith Bank PLC in collaboration with World Trade Centre Accra and Alibaba.com have kick-started its global seller-training for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)...
Ghana’s local debt score raised by S&P as domestic default cured...
The rating on Ghana’s local-currency debt was upgraded by S&P Global Ratings as the country settled its domestic debt exchange with bondholders. The...
fair migration policies
With remittances reaching an estimated 6.4 percent of Ghana gross domestic product (GDP) in 2022, the German Minister for Employment and Social Policies,...
red zones for mining
Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, Samuel Abu Jinapor, speaking on the floor of parliament
The Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, Samuel Abu...
Gov’t settles GH¢87bn worth of bonds
Government has successfully concluded the Domestic Debt Exchange Programme (DDEP) for GH-denominated notes and bonds issued by the state, the Energy Sector Levy...
The GRA back tax conundrum and its impact on foreign direct...
Ghana is in dire need of unconditioned revenue to keep its economy afloat and tax income is its surest bet. As talks with...
