Business News of Thursday, 28 May 2020

Ghana earned US$3.3 billion from 'Year of Return'

Coronavirus: Champagne sales sink in a world with little to celebrate

3% interest on stimulus package a ‘giveaway’ for members – GUTA

Coronavirus: Access to credit to be stringent – Deloitte

Finance Minister to justify GH¢10bn support from BoG in Parliament

America Business Council, Nigeria & American Chamber Ghana lead agenda for single continental market

UT Bank case: Give Amoabeng all documents – Court to AG

Use ¢600m stimulus package wisely - GUTA to applicants

If need be World Bank will assist Ghana in food security – WB

Galamseyers now poor – Mineral’s Commission Board Chair

Cedi depreciation resumes against three major currencies – IGS data

Coronavirus: Speed up industrialization – Andani to Govt

Coronavirus: New policy needed to limit dependence on foreign imports – Andani

Freight Forwarders express confidence in new customs management system as GCNet packs out

Money for Ghana’s tourism industry being finalized – World Bank

Winneba to get Landing Beach Project

Appoint right persons to head agricultural Ministry - Farmer

Coronavirus: Business and trade associations urged to strengthen themselves

'I'm innocent of trumped-up allegations' – AfDB President

Ghana earns nearly US$1m from cassava starch exports

Govt must focus on developing industry-specific stimulus packages

ENI, Springfield negotiate jointly owned oilfield

3 Ghanaian firms make Africa’s top 250 list

Watchdog says Ghana’s fisheries on brink of collapse as Chinese trawlers arrive

CEO of IMaH hints at a long haul in the fight against Coronavirus

Coronavirus: Traders urged to invest in procurement of PPE

IMaH calls on Ghanaians to take advantage of its expert services at affordable rates

IMaH well positioned to serve international trade community and beyond - CEO

Coronavirus: Ghanaian entrepreneur wins UK grant to aid fight across Africa

Mad rush for TIN registration to get NBSSI stimulus package

Implement healthy food environment policies – Study

Ghana's public debt bigger than 59.3% of GDP - Seth Terkper

Accra Village appeals for projects to improve living conditions