Business News of Monday, 16 December 2019
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Vodafone Ghana acquires entire stake of Vodacom Business Ghana
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World Bank ‘pressures’ government over $5bn Eni gas
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CEO of Quick Angels and Quick Credit speaks to Harvard students on entrepreneurship
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Top 100 women CEOs in Africa inaugural list announced
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Old Mutual launches WhatsApp-based insurance policy
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How can a business stand out in today’s highly competitive business ecosystem?
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Shippers discuss impact of IMO 2020 Sulphur Cap
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Tullow not for sale; we’ll bounce back – Awotwi
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Major new tax legislation set for 2020
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Meet the woman leading an all-female truck driving logistics company
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Cocoa demand exceeds supply 2 months into new season
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Republic Bank boss reacts to BoG's ‘publish salaries of bank executives’ directive'
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Fuel increment insensitive – GASSOP
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Tullow boss expresses reservation over govt's decision to stop taking gas from Jubilee Field
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Sanitising the banking sector important for building confidence - Societe Generale
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MTN awards stakeholders at Momo@10 dinner
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Chiefs of Ajena claim Mpakadan inner port site
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Withdraw the ‘insensitive’ increase in fuel prices – COPEC directs NPA
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Boeing board meets as company considers 737 MAX production changes
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World Bank accused of coercing govt to buy $5bn Gas
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Vodafone, Uber to enable customers request Uber rides without data charges
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Fuel prices to go up again – COPEC hints
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GEPA to begin implementation of National Export Strategy in 2020
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Industry captains positive about business conditions in 2020
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World Bank, Ghana government in tango over $500m energy sector loan
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Shippers Authority engages stakeholders on Sulphur Cap regulations
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'Cyber fraudsters keep targeting banking sector'
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World Bank Group holds meeting on Country Partnership framework