Business News of Thursday, 9 April 2020
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BoG offers $25 million to forex dealers in April auction
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The pandemic is no time for fiscal distancing - AfDB
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Radiation levels in Ghana low; you are safe – NCA
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Goldman sees virus causing $75 billion funding hole in Africa
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Coronavirus could push half a billion Africans into poverty – Oxfam warns
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World Bank predicts first recession in 25-years for sub-Saharan Africa
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AirtelTigo donates 200 Veronica buckets to Ministry of Health to improve hygiene
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No link between 5G and coronavirus - NCA clarifies
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Ghana's economy will be in ‘big trouble’ if coronavirus isn’t curbed soon – Majority Leader
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The big questions Africa needs to table with the IMF and World Bank: here’s the list
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Coronavirus: Ghana's power sector growth to slow down – Fitch
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Be considerate; free electricity will collapse economy – Franklin Cudjoe
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LPG: Govt 'choking' Ghanaians with taxes – Marketers Association
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Strong fiscal regime needed after coronavirus pandemic – Economist
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Now is the time to show true African Solidarity: Reflections on coronavirus
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Government to launch new mobile app that will trace coronavirus carriers
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CEO Network Ghana donates to COVID-19 Trust Fund
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OBG Report: Coronavirus accelerates Ghana's e-health revolution
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Kempinski aiding Gender Ministry feed 'Kayayei', needy persons in lockdown areas
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AfDB unveils $10bn Response Facility for member states
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Coronavirus: Ghana's power sector growth to slow down – Fitch
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Over 500 million mobile-money users from Africa expected in 2020 - Report
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SSNIT donates GH¢500,000 to COVID-19 Trust Fund
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Coronavirus: Akufo-Addo directs cabinet to come out with broader stimulus package
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Ghana Statistical Service, UNDP to track impact of Coronavirus on businesses
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NPA dragged to court over cylinder recovery margin
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Stocks stay flat; Trading activity stalls as MTN Ghana leads
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Coronavirus effects: Banks leading ‘healing’ efforts
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Coronavirus: Absa Bank Ghana offers financial relief package to customers
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Tullow Oil revival gets boost from lenders
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Parliament approves GH¢1.2bn for Coronavirus Alleviation Programme
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Industry players identify the current crisis opportune to augment paperless systems
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GPHA boss inspects operational areas to encourage staff and port users
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Fisheries collapsing as trawlers take young fish - Report reveals