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Bettors oppose 10% tax on bet wins – Citi Business News
Bettors are expressing displeasure at the government’s plan to levy taxes on lottery and sports betting.
As part of efforts to raise additional revenue...
Several African countries have a shortage of US dollars – why...
A number of African countries, including Kenya, Egypt, Zimbabwe, Nigeria, Ghana and Zambia, are currently experiencing shortages of US dollars. The dollar is...
IFC, Bank Of Africa Group announce US$77m agreement to support SMEs...
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) has announced an investment in a risk-sharing facility worth US$77million for the Bank Of Africa Group (BOA), at...
New order growth quickens to 14-mth high
Stronger rises in output and new orders
Inflationary pressures soften
Record improvement in delivery times
The recovery in the private sector continued in March as business...
Treasury exceeds Q1 Issuance target by GH¢8bn
The Treasury exceeded its Issuance target for Q1 2023 by approximately GH¢8.25billion, issuing GH¢36.41billion in total; thus frontloading its capital raising requirement on...
debt market DDEP
Activity has returned to the nation’s primary debt market for the first time since conclusion of the Domestic Debt Exchange Programme (DDEP), following...
piracy Gulf of Guinea
With Nigeria recording no piracy incidents in 2022, Ghana and Angola have risen to top on the list of countries reporting piracy incidents...
Mining Engineering Newmont Africa
Newmont Africa has awarded Alberta Agyapomaa Tawiah for emerging as the 2022 Best Female Graduating Student in Mining Engineering at the George Grant...
Ghana’s bilateral creditors set to clear way for $3bn IMF bailout
Ghana hopes to take a big step towards restructuring its $58 billion-worth of debt this week, with its bilateral creditors meeting on Tuesday,...
Three key tax measures will push Ghana’s economy into recession-Economist
Economist Professor Charles Ackah has warned that the new three key tax measures will end up pushing the economy into recession rather than...
