Business News of Monday, 20 January 2020
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Ghana ready to partner London Stock Exchange for investments – Akufo-Addo
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Bayport Savings and Loans appoints new board chairman
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Opportunities exist in UK for Ghanaian garment manufacturers
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Ghana cedi stable within the past three years – Finance Ministry
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B&FT Editorial: Shoring-up energy resources to power the economy.
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All set for UK-Africa investment summit
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B&FT Editorial: UK woos Africa for trade and investment following 'Brexit'
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Forex Development Committee: Probe Akufo-Addo, Bawumia cedi lies – Adongo
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‘We gave banks more room to restructure’ - BoG
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Cedi depreciation committee exposes BoG’s ineptitude – Economist
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Akufo-Addo government borrows GH¢86 billion in 3 years
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B-BOVID receives support from four major corporate donors
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Opportunity International holds management preview workshop
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QWIKLOAN data intact – MTN
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Access Bank empowers women with a new insurance embedded savings product
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Committees won’t solve Cedi challenges – Economist to government
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Ghana’s banking industry, a year after the reforms
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Work of FX Devt Committee in probing cedi depreciation will be short-term – Akligoh
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Aker leads race to partner Springfield’s mammoth oilfield development
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GhIPSS to undergo diversification
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Ghana’s retail sector worth US$24.4bn
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Forex Development Committee won’t usurp BoG’s mandate – Franklin Cudjoe
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Ghana and World Bank sign $570m agreement
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IEA warns oil companies doing nothing on emissions is not an option
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Ghana to sign £40m agreement with UK to upgrade Kumasi Airport
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Three million visitors including Ghanaians participating in Dubai Shopping Festival
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GRA announces GH¢25k informant reward to clampdown on tax defaulters
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SMEs the biggest losers in Nigeria border closure
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NPRA assures workers of 3-tier benefits, rejects TUC proposal to postpone implementation
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Republic Bank awarded as Oil and Gas Financial Service Provider 2019
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Election spending may drive prices higher – Data Bank research
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GMO Controversy! National well-being wins over foreign interests as govt ditches GMOs