President Mahama unveils plan for Value-for-Money Office to boost accountability
President John Dramani Mahama has announced plans to establish an independent Value-for-Money Office this year to oversee public spending and ...
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Bank of Ghana to review Domestic Gold Purchase Programme
The Bank of Ghana is set to hold a policy workshop with experts, market practitioners and policymakers to review and ...
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PAOG closes Hajj 2026 payments to prevent over-subscription
The Pilgrims Affairs Office of Ghana (PAOG) has announced the immediate closure of payments for the 2026 Hajj pilgrimage, citing ...
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Licensed Gold Buyers back Bawa Rock’s Exclusive Aggregator role; rejecting analysis by the minority in parliament
The Chamber of Licensed Gold Buyers (CLGB) has thrown its support behind Bawa Rock Limited’s exclusive gold aggregation mandate under ...
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GH¢10M Defamation: Judgment is ready but I can’t deliver it – Judge to Kan Dapaah
The hope of former National Security Minister, Albert Kan Dapaah, to witness the conclusion of his GH₵10 million defamation action ...
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Ghana secures bigger share of Jubilee as oil licences extended to 2040
Ghana is set to increase its stake in the Jubilee oilfield as part of a licence extension agreement that will ...
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Bawumia outperforms Kennedy Agyapong against all NDC candidates – Global InfoAnalytics
Pollster and Executive Director of independent research firm Global InfoAnalytics, Mussa Dankwa, says Dr Mahamudu Bawumia currently performs better than ...
Read moreDetailsGov’t to commit GH¢500m into revolving housing fund for teachers
The government has announced plans to establish a teachers’ housing scheme, with GH¢500 million allocated to a revolving housing fund ...
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Domestic OPEX introduced to stabilise economy amid crisis — BoG Governor
Governor of the Bank of Ghana (BoG), Dr. Johnson Asiama, says the Domestic OPEX programme was introduced at a time ...
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Rethinking the financing of public universities in Ghana — Peter Anti Partey writes
Public universities in Ghana are financed through a mixed funding model that comprises government subventions, statutory transfers, internally generated funds ...
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