Business News of Tuesday, 21 January 2020
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Nobody is looking for gifts or charity; rather trade partnership – Akufo-Addo
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Scale-up export to deal with weak cedi – Exporters Association
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Sedina authorised GH¢500,000 Obaatanpa Loan
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£40m Kumasi airport deal ready
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B&FT Editorial: Price volatility is a disincentive in cashew value chain
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B&FT Editorial: Apprehending illegal insecticide producers will send the right signals
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UT, Capital Bank were defiant – BoG
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IMF cuts Ghana’s growth rate to 5.6%
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FX Committee needless – Joe Jackson
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Germany to support Ghana's District Assemblies Common Fund
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Shipping lines charge import duties above approved rate – Exporters Association
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African countries may postpone free trade agreement - EIU predicts
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Ghana, United Kingdom pledge to stregthen ties of co-operation
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Ghana to get over £326m UK investments
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Telos blockchain network offering business solutions to enterprises
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We remain vigilant to sustain financial stability – BoG
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5 things to know about the FX Development Committee
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New cocoa-buyer scale for Nkonya Tayi commissioned
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Akufo-Addo opens trading at London Stock Exchange as market partnership is launched
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McHammah Engineering supports Mamfe Methodist Girls SHS with wet milling machine
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'Needless' FX committee will only spend our money drinking tea, 'it's a PR stunt' – Pianim
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World Bank pumps US$570m into Ghana’s economy
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'2020 is year of growth and dominance' - GRIDCo CEO
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Gold slumps below US$1,557.20
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Ghana slips in Consumer Electronic Risk/Reward Index
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NISCOPS launched to promote sustainable and climate-smart oil palm production
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African farmers need modern tools and technological know-how
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30 hectares of Tomato gardens in Bawku West destroyed
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Rural Banks told to strengthen internal control systems
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Fisheries Commission to boost fish farming in Eastern Region