In April 2025, Parliament amended the ESLA framework by consolidating several existing levies, including the Energy Debt Recovery Levy, Energy Sector Recovery Levy, Sanitation and Pollution... Read more
The unions said the peaceful demonstration would be held across all ECG operational regions and would culminate in the presentation of a petition to President John Dramani Mahama. Read more
“When I speak about sovereignty in this context, I am speaking about the capacity to act.” Read more
The Letter of Intent was signed by the Minister for Trade, Agribusiness and Industry, Hon. Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare, on behalf of the Government of Ghana, at the Meiji Milk Chocolate 100th Ann... Read more
With the core objectives of enhancing farmers competencies in managing their cocoa farms as profitable businesses, the FBS curriculum equips cocoa farmers with essential business management... Read more
The delegation was received by GoldBod’s Deputy CEO, Richard Nunekpeku, Esq., who led discussions on the institution’s mandate and operational framework Read more
Established under the Public Financial Management (Amendment) Act, 2025 (Act 1136), the five-member independent body is mandated to scrutinise government spending, monitor debt sustainabilit... Read more
“We are open to everything legitimate. We invite you to trade and invest within the law, but do not violate Ghana’s laws by engaging in retail trade,” she stated Read more
The framework is aimed at strengthening joint efforts to combat gold smuggling, money laundering and other gold-related illicit financial flows within Ghana’s gold sector. Read more
The AU Commissioner paid a courtesy call on the Minister to deepen collaboration between Ghana and the AU Secretariat and to explore practical measures to accelerate trade among African coun... Read more
The clarification follows reports and public commentary suggesting that the NIA had recently introduced or increased fees for Ghana Card services. Read more
The payment, confirmed by the Ministry of Finance, brings the total amount settled under the DDEP to approximately GH¢41.36 billion. Read more
According to Afenyo-Markin, the Minority will continue to demand answers over what it describes as significant financial losses to the state. Read more



















































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