Friday, August 14
News flash
- Gold Fields Pays GH¢2.9bn to Government in First Half of 2026
- Adamus Mining Lease Dispute Puts Ghana’s Regulatory Credibility to the Test
- Ghana Records 1.3m International Tourists, Generates US$4.34bn in 2025
- Inside the US$42m AKSA Deal at Centre of US Bribery Allegations
- GPHA Intensifies Operations to Clear Tema Port Congestion
- NPP Raises Red Flags Over Cocoa Board Bill, Demands Fresh Consultations
- T-Bill Demand Surges 87% Above Target as GSE Return Hits 73.17%.
- Ghana’s Forex Reserves Remain Strong at $12.9bn Despite Oil Price Pressures — Dr Asiama