Business News of Tuesday, 14 April 2020
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GUTA lauds govt’s Coronavirus stimulus packages
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Be diligent in spending IMF’s $1bn loan – Mahama
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Ghana's primary balance will worsen - KPMG Report
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Coronavirus 'Great Lockdown' will shrink global economy by 3% in 2020 - IMF
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GH COVID-19 Tracker App safe to download – Government
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Telcos provide zero rates for coronavirus educational sites — Comms Minister
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Coronavirus could lead to shortage in food supply, general inflation of prices - KPMG
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More tension as UNIPASS fails again in Takoradi
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Strict adherence to coronavirus directives can save you - MD of Puma Energy
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Ghana places 11th in remittances to Africa, Coronavirus to affect inflows
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Global airline hit from coronavirus rises to US$314 billion - IATA
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KFC serves 5,000 people with meals in Accra and Kumasi during lockdown
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COVID-19 Tracker App records 16,000 downloads - Communications Minister
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Covid-19 Private Sector Fund serves over 10,000 'Kayayei' with 140,000 food packs
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Cofundie, Appolonia City partner on affordable housing in Ghana
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Coronavirus: Economy could’ve hit 6.8%, 6.4% in 2020, 2025
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Bolt launches a programme to offer free rides for medical staff in Ghana
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Coronavirus: GH¢3bn to be spent on electricity subsidy, power debt to worsen – ACEP
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Coronavirus teaches that most jobs can be done from home – Hubtell CEO
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Print money to support economy – Economist to BoG
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COVID-19 Private Sector Fund ends 'Feed-A-Kayayo' project
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Communications Ministry grants MTN, Vodafone 3 months free extended spectrum
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The 10 most innovative companies in Africa for 2020
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Coronavirus has not affected cargo vessel traffic into Ghana - Maritime Authority
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Give us some of the GH¢1.2bn relief fund – Customers of defunct Fund Managers to Akufo-Addo
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Coronavirus: Newmont Corp. establishes US$20 million community support fund
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Benchmark Index rises on the back of MTN Ghana's gains
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UNIPASS failure puts govt under intense pressure
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Coronavirus: IMF grants debt relief to 20 African countries
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US$1bn IMF facility will address economic shocks from Coronavirus - Ofori-Atta
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U.S. SEC charges ex-Goldman Sachs banker for bribes to Ghanaian officials
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Ghana Statistical Service and UNDP partner to track impacts of coronavirus on businesses
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U.S. SEC charges ex-banker for $2.5m bribes to Ghana officials
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PURC maintains utility tariff for second quarter amid reduction calls
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Coronavirus: Banks turn away from new lending
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Gov’t working to make Ghana a regional centre of academic excellence – Ambassador Bawuah
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Government working on broader stimulus package
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NBSSI confident govt intervention will revive coronavirus affected MSMEs
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Coronavirus: Electricity bills waiver spells doom for debt ridden power sector
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China must step up on Africa debt relief – Ofori-Atta
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Lands Minister commends Chirano Gold Mines on coronavirus preventive measures
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IMF approves US$1 billion loan to Ghana to fight coronavirus