The Minister for Food and Agriculture, Eric Opoku, has projected that Ghana could experience a significant tomato glut within the next three to four months, as government intensifies efforts to increase domestic production and reduce the country's dependence on imported tomatoes.
The Head of Trading, Global Markets at Absa Bank Ghana Limited, Andrews Akoto, has encouraged Ghanaian businesses, particularly manufacturers and industrial firms, to increasingly utilise the country's capital market to secure long-term financing for expansion instead of relying solely on traditional bank loans.
Engineers & Planners (E&P), the Ghanaian mining and construction company founded by Ibrahim Mahama, is contesting efforts to enforce an interim international arbitration award in a high-stakes dispute over the ownership and control of the Black Volta and Sankofa gold concessions in Ghana's Upper West Region.
The Africa Sustainable Energy Centre (ASEC) has urged the Government of Ghana to retain full ownership of the proposed second Gas Processing Plant (GPP Train 2) of the Ghana National Gas Company, warning that handing the strategic facility to a private entity could undermine the country's energy security, increase electricity generation costs and weaken Ghana's long-term economic interests.
The United States has reinstated sanctions on Iran's oil exports after withdrawing a temporary waiver that had allowed the sale of Iranian crude oil, petroleum and petrochemical products under a short-term agreement reached between Washington and Tehran.
MTN Ghana has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the growth of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) by awarding GH¢150,000 in grant funding to five outstanding businesses during its World MSME Day Business Pitch Competition.
Digital fraud, card-related disputes and unauthorised financial transactions emerged as some of the biggest concerns raised by bank customers in 2025, according to the latest Bank of Ghana (BoG) Annual Report.
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Ghana and Canada are set to deepen bilateral cooperation across key sectors, including trade, investment, innovation, digital transformation, energy, education and skills development, as both countries seek to strengthen their long-standing diplomatic and economic relationship.
The Food and Beverages Association of Ghana (FABAG) has called on President John Dramani Mahama to immediately suspend the implementation of the Ghana Easy Pass Programme, warning that the new import verification system will significantly increase the cost of doing business and lead to higher prices for consumers.
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The Bank of Ghana (BoG) injected $2.01 billion into the foreign exchange (FX) market in June 2026 as part of an aggressive intervention strategy aimed at meeting rising demand for US dollars and stabilizing the Ghanaian cedi.
The Government of Ghana has successfully settled approximately $700 million in Eurobond debt payments ahead of schedule, reinforcing its commitment to meeting external debt obligations and strengthening confidence in the country's fiscal management.
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The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) has intensified efforts to strengthen regulatory compliance within Ghana's downstream petroleum sector by urging retail outlet operators and bulk road vehicle drivers to strictly adhere to industry regulations and operational standards.
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Ghana and the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam have taken a significant step toward strengthening their longstanding diplomatic and economic ties following the successful maiden edition of the Ghana–Viet Nam Political Consultations, held at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Accra.
