Business News of Thursday, 23 November 2017
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Patrick Akorli, Awuah-Darko and Charles Darku to be honored Ghana Oil and Gas Awards
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Dr. Ellen Hagan, Abena Brigidi announced as WomanRising 2017 Women Entrepreneurs of the Year
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Survey new locations before settling your businesses - Nduom
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AAG calls for clear boundary demarcation among MMDAs
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CVM president commends NLA for unprecedented reforms and innovations
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GRATIS Foundation holds open day for GEOP beneficiaries
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First Atlantic Bank opens branch at Tamale
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STC enhances bus efficiency with Exol lubricants
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Absence of succession plan, bane of Ghanaian businesses - Consultant
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Ghana, Denmark relations win-win – Bawumia
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Ghana is experiencing a digital transformation – Bawumia
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GRA undertakes tax education campaign in Tamale
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Ghana, Denmark pledge to deepen trade relations in agric and railway sectors
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GMABC boss urges social entrepreneurs to use technology to boost businesses
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Government to tax church businesses – Godfred Dame
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Government is focused on moving Ghana beyond aid – Bawumia
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Silver Star Auto launches a whole new world of “Dzire” from Suzuki
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ECG, others to face prosecution for flouting Procurement Law - PPA
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Agyarko bans ‘dirty’ fuel sale at BOST
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Business of churches to be taxed – Government
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Don’t test Akufo-Addo’s government – Roads Minister cautions contractors
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2018 Budget in the right direction – Bokpin
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8th African Shippers Day held in Accra
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Shop n Save rewards 54-year-old Factory manager with brand new car
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Debt to hit 66% of GDP in 2018
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Newmont’s Ahafo investments generate more jobs
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Cedi fall under Nana Addo not as bad as Mahama’s – Kwaku Kwarteng
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Stock exchange invites start-ups to list on GAX
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We cannot trade without producing – Alan K. tells industry
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GIPC closes in on US$5bn FDI target
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Government to reduce domestic borrowing – Alan
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GNCC president announces categories for the Chamber Business Awards
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Chamber Business Awards will celebrate all contributors to Ghana's economic growth – GNCC
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‘2018 growth rate too conservative’ as KPMG tips government to exceed 6.8% target