Business News of Tuesday, 24 October 2017
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GPHA committed to best procurement practices -Acting Director General
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Long-serving port security officer given a suitting send-off
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D-G of GPHA assures Tema shipyard workers of better working conditions
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Renault launches two new models of SUVs in Ghana
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Stakeholders evaluate impact of West Blue's operation in Ghana's maritime trade
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Nestlé and IFRC partner to improve access to water and sanitation
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Ghana to advance through mobile-enabled digital transformation
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IMF meetings fruitful; Fifth Review and Energy Bond expected to be successful - Minister
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Uber engages with representatives of Ghana Taxi Co-operatives
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Ghanaians should endeavour to eat safe food - GSA
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Energy Commission to ban uncertified electricians from operating
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Women urged to play active role in rebranding Ghana
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ECOWAS leaders agree to single currency by 2020
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AngloGold Ashanti holds public lecture on business in Africa
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Women empowerment is force against hunger and poverty - FAO Rep.
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'Mahama Camboo' collapsing taxi business
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Energy Commission to ban uncertified electricians from operating
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Feature: Improved transport sector will grow Ghana's domestic tourism
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US committed to Ghana’s strengthening of cybersecurity
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Fidelity Bank launches Fidelity Mediloan
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IMF meetings fruitful – Oppong Nkrumah
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Sustainability and Social Investment Awards calls for entries
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AccorHotels launches Handy in Africa
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Market indices hold steady
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AngloGold sells assets for $300m
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SHS solar power project to cost US$420m
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AngloGold sells assets for $300m
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Ghana opens bids for GHC6bn energy bonds
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Current mode of selling LPG is safer – LPG Marketers
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![The Author[left] displaying the newly launched book](https://cdn.ghanaweb.com/imagelib/pics/315/31527216.200.jpg "The Author[left] displaying the newly launched book")
Book on the ‘Law of Mortgages in Ghana’ launched
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Emirates offer special fare and package to Dubai