GoldBod earns US$1.871 billion in September, beating its US$1.4 billion target
The Ghana Gold Board says most of the dollars went to commercial banks and the Bank of Ghana, and it now aims higher for October.
The Ghana Gold Board says most of the dollars went to commercial banks and the Bank of Ghana, and it now aims higher for October.
Visitors from Sierra Leone to Namibia came to learn how the Ghana Gold Board licenses, buys and regulates gold.
Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu says Cabinet, Parliament and the Finance Ministry must still clear the plan, and has urged affordable fees.
Shorter bills pay the least and 364-day paper the most, with the 91-day yield at 4.69% at auction.
The authority's chief executive put the cost of state measures to hold down fuel prices at nearly GH₵1 billion.
The state-owned company says its managing director's Reuters remarks were misread, though he had said exports were being managed to secure local supply first.
Goosie Tanoh, speaking for President Mahama, set targets of unemployment below 5% and a manufacturing share near 20% of the economy.
Regional Minister Joseph Nelson says the final call belongs to the Energy Ministry but the ship-mounted plant's output should count.
Agriculture Minister Eric Opoku says Phase I aims for 100,000 tonnes of fresh tomatoes on 10,000 hectares in the 2026-2027 season.
Chief executive George Abradu-Otoo says the turnaround from a GH₵19.4 million loss still leaves a thin short-term cash cushion.
Minister Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare announced the funding at the close of the African Cashew Alliance conference in Accra.
The company will repay Global Infrastructure Partners through tariffs tied to volumes, for as long as 15 years.
The IERPP wants the 2026 petroleum regulator bill withdrawn and reviewed, warning it could leave the state fuel-storage company short of tools and money.
Officials say drilling in the Mion District would test years of seismic work but does not mean oil or gas has been found.
Appiah Kusi Adomako compared fares on 26 routes and found Ghana's cheapest tickets far dearer than those abroad.
Auditors found 11 of 23 inspected gauges not working, while the Africa Centre for Energy Policy wants contractors and their owners named.
Each fund would draw money from margins built into fuel prices, and each would answer to its own management committee.
Tullow says it is disappointed and will weigh its options, while the government says talks with the company will go on.
The think-tank says the audit finding does not amount to proof of misappropriation, but wants the money traced and explained.
The Finance Minister announced the removal of the 20% tax in the mid-year budget review, a move the industry has sought for years.
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