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GSS Study Reveals Higher Bribery Rates Among Men in Ghana

Accra: A Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) governance report has found that bribery is more prevalent among males than females when interacting with public officials. The report indicates that urban residents experience higher incidences of bribery comp…

Government Assures Mining Sector of Stable Power Supply

Accra: The Government has assured mining companies in the country of stable power supply to boost productivity and contribute to sustainable economic development. The provision of reliable and affordable power is expected to enhance the operations of …

Food Prices Remain High in Takoradi Despite Cedi Appreciation

Takoradi: Prices of basic commodities remain high on the market in the Central Business District in Takoradi despite the recent gains made by the cedi against the major international currencies.

According to Ghana News Agency, during a market surve…

Mahama Outlines Eight Key Pillars to Reset Ghana’s Economy

Accra: President John Dramani Mahama on Monday outlined eight key pillars that the Government has envisioned to reset Ghana’s economy. He expressed optimism that Ghana has the potential to recover by learning from past mistakes and innovating for the …

NEWIG Empowers 69 Women with Soap-Making Skills in Tamale

Accra: A total of 69 women, including eleven persons with disabilities, have successfully completed a training program in soap-making aimed at enhancing their livelihoods and economic independence. They were trained in the production of liquid soap, b…

PwC: U.S. Remittance Tax Could Trigger Ghana Inflows

Accra: Ghana could see a surge in remittance flow before the United States implements its five per cent excise tax on remittance transfers in January 2026, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC).

According to Ghana News Agency, PwC suggests that …

Ghana’s Mobile Money Transactions Hit Record GHS365bn in April

Accra: Mobile money transactions in Ghana reached a record GHS365 billion in April 2025, representing an 80 percent increase from GHS203 billion in April 2024.

According to Ghana News Agency, this significant rise underscores the expanding adoption…

BoG: Private Sector Lending Hits GHS92.2bn Despite Slowdown

Accra: Private sector loans by Ghanaian banks increased to GHS92.2 billion in April 2025, up from GHS77.9 billion in April 2024, according to a Bank of Ghana report.

According to Ghana News Agency, despite the GHS14.3 billion increase, the annual pr…