Business News of Monday, 22 May 2017
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JICA supports construction of Advanced Research Centre for infectious diseases
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Fishmongers asked to adopt hygienic fish smoking methods
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aYo introduces insurance services on MTN Mobile Money platform
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Government to invest 30% only in 'One-District One-Factory' - Alan Kyeremanten
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Dollar has taken a commanding lead again
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Government to develop 3-year strategic plan for water and sanitation
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27 cocoa growing centres to be irrigated
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Drop in Inflation pushes policy rate down to 22.5%
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ECG using outdated methods to recover debts - NDC MP
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Non-traditional exports dip by 2.3%
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Over 1 million children benefit from Reach for Change projects
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AfDB makes highest ever loans and grants approval of $10.5b in 2016
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FDI inflows into Africa projected to reach $57b in 2017
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Policy rate drops to 22.5%
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Ghana must dominate Ecowas market - Osafo-Marfo
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Dumsor hit Vodafone Ghana badly - CEO
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EMG calls on AOMC
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'Bullet injection' needed to clear Energy debts, not piecemeal levies – Oppong-Nkrumah
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Kasapreko invests $7m into Ghana’s first honey drink
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Textile workers to be laid-off
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GRA records GHC215.8m revenue shortfall for 2017 first quarter
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Finance Minister requests 15 extra working days to respond to CHRAJ
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$2.25bn ‘backdoor’ bond illegal – Fmr. Deputy Finance Minister
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GN Bank is Overall Best Sub Agent for 2016
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EU injects over €2m into sustainable fisheries development.
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MTN mobile money secured from e-Crime and financial fraud – Cynthia Lumor
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Workers wrongfully declared ghosts will be paid by June,15 – Ken Ofori Atta
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Aviation Minister tours Tamale Airport runway project
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UN praises Ghana National Single Window
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Public debt hits GH¢127.1 billion
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Government issues validation guidelines for ‘suspended workers’
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State to confiscate properties of fuel smugglers – Minister
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Fuel smuggling won’t stop without sanctions – Oil firms
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‘Loot and share’ rocks Venture Capital Trust Fund
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We’ll transform MASLOC to benefit Ghanaians - Deputy CEO
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Ghana Export Promotion Authority targets $4 billion in 2017
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'Give loans to qualified applicants and the credit worthy' - RCBs advised