Friday, 11 September 2020
Business News
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Titus-Glover appeals to GPHA to reopen fish market
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Ghana’s power abundance turns to burden as energy debts mount
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Govt must commit to maritime pledges in manifesto - Center for Maritime Affairs
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Akufo-Addo grants charter status to Institute of HR management practitioners
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Collapsed Microfinace firms: ‘74,000 DKM customers fully paid’ - Akufo-Addo
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Regulation of real estate agency services will rid industry of fraud - Lecturer
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Tullow Ghana’s strong performance continues in second half of 2020
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Pharmaceutical sector needs funding to thrive - PIWA
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John Mahama never borrowed from BoG to finance budget – Isaac Adongo
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Mahama didn't borrow from BoG to finance 2016 budget – Terkper
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Work to attract best talents to develop Ghana - Senior Minister urges ‘Beyond the return’ committee
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Mahama did not borrow from BoG in 2016 - Seth Terkper
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Ivory Coast to hike farmgate cocoa prices to 21% this season
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1D1F: Akufo-Addo inspects $16m tomato processing factory in Berekum
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Contribution towards 3rd tier pension scheme low – PAC told
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Higher GDP growth possible, but not certain, as normality returns - Economist
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NIC to educate public on compulsory property insurance
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Key objectives in NDC manifesto will have 55% Ghanaian ownership of economy – Awuah-Darko
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The reality of Agyapa Royalties deal is that Ghana is broke – Awuah-Darko
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Coronavirus: Oil prices are collapsing after Saudi Arabia sends ominous signal
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Mahama did not borrow from BoG to finance 2016 budget - Terkper
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We have not paid Shatta Wale, other ambassadors GH¢2 million – Ghana Exim Bank
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Coronavirus: Global mining deals value falls by over US$18bn in H1, 2020
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Ghana wants to invest gold royalty IPO proceeds in similar funds
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Food drives consumer inflation down to 10.5% in August
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Boankra Inland Port Project is bouncing back soon – Alan Kyeremateng assures
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Speed up work on agro-processing factories - Kyeremanten to contractors
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GACL auctioning Antrak properties to retrieve GH?1.9m debt
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Final feasibility report for Keta Port to be ready by December
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Economists: Higher GDP growth possible, but not certain, as normality returns