The Ministry of Trade, Agribusiness and Industry has officially announced that the price of sachet water will remain unchanged, following the suspension of a previously planned price increase that was scheduled to take effect on Monday, April 6.
The Ministry of Trade, Agribusiness and Industry has officially announced that the price of sachet water will remain unchanged, following the suspension of a previously planned price increase that was scheduled to take effect on Monday, April 6.
The Chief Executive Officer of the Gold Board, Sammy Gyamfi, has announced a comprehensive set of measures aimed at ensuring that all small-scale gold purchases in Ghana are fully traceable and responsibly sourced. The initiative forms part of a broader effort to strengthen oversight in the gold sector, improve transparency, and align Ghana’s mining practices with international standards.
Emmanuel Baah Benimah, Deputy General Secretary (Operations) of the Industrial and Commercial Workers’ Union, has cautioned the Government of Ghana against introducing foreign equity into the Volta Aluminium Company Limited, insisting the company must remain wholly Ghanaian.
The Government of Ghana has secured GH¢3.1 billion in bids from investors in its first 7-year cedi-denominated bond auction following the Domestic Debt Exchange Programme.
Tema Oil Refinery: From Decline to Revival Under Edmond Kombat
The Tema Oil Refinery has moved from a period of partial recovery before 2017 to deep decline, and now to a gradual revival under the leadership of Edmond Kombat, restoring operations, rebuilding staff trust, and repositioning the refinery as a strategic national asset. Once deemed a “white elephant” amid debates over potential privatization, the refinery is steadily coming back to life.
The Government of Ghana has welcomed Burkina Faso’s decision to lift the suspension on Special Export Authorisations (ASE) for fresh tomatoes, describing the move as a key boost to supply and market stability.
Preparations have been finalized for the 2026 edition of the Kwahu Business Forum, with organisers expressing strong confidence that enhanced planning and new innovations will deliver a seamless, impactful, and productive business summit.
In a move that could provide a much-needed "cushion" for Ghanaian motorists, the government has signaled that it is finally open to reviewing the controversial taxes and levies embedded in petroleum prices.
In a significant update on the government’s flagship infrastructure agenda, the Minister for Roads and Highways, Governs Kwame Agbodza, has revealed that several major trunk road projects under the "Big Push" programme have officially crossed the 50% completion mark.
