The Government of Ghana is preparing to introduce a new Loans Act aimed at tightening controls on public borrowing and ensuring that all contracted debt delivers measurable value to the economy.
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The Government of Ghana has announced plans to borrow fresh debt amounting to GH¢15.231 billion through treasury bills and bonds between March and June 2026. The initiative aims to support budget implementation while rolling over existing debt maturities.
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Wisdom Kofi Dogbey, Managing Director of the Cocoa Marketing Company (CMC), has visited the West Africa Mills Company (WAMCO) to evaluate the preparedness of cocoa processing firms ahead of a major government directive requiring that at least 50% of Ghana’s cocoa be processed locally.
The Roads and Transport Committee of Parliament has confirmed that Ghana’s electronic road toll system is expected to be fully operational by the fourth quarter of 2026, as authorities move to restore a critical source of revenue for road maintenance and infrastructure development.
GNCCI CEO Calls for Tax and Energy Reforms to Boost Ghana’s Export Competitiveness
Accra, March 26, 2026 — The Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GNCCI), Mark Badu Aboagye, has urged comprehensive reforms in Ghana’s tax and energy sectors to strengthen the country’s position in the global export market. Speaking at the 10th anniversary international conference of the Ghana Export-Import Bank (GEXIM Bank) in Accra on Thursday, Mr. Badu Aboagye outlined the opportunities and challenges facing Ghanaian exporters.
Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Johnson Asiama, has officially launched the 3i Africa Summit 2026 in Accra, marking a significant milestone in Africa’s ongoing efforts to build a more integrated, resilient, and inclusive financial ecosystem. The summit, held under the theme “Shaping Africa’s Integrated FinTech Future,” brings together policymakers, investors, industry leaders, and innovators to explore strategies for leveraging digital finance to unlock the continent’s vast economic potential.
The Deputy Minister for Finance, Thomas Nyarko Ampem, has issued a strong warning to State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs), urging them to improve performance or face possible dissolution as part of government efforts to enforce efficiency and accountability in the public sector.
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