Business News of Wednesday, 6 May 2020
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Coronavirus: Trading activity surges while stock market declines
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Akufo-Addo administration doing better in crisis management - Bawumia
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Coronavirus: Government decides against new lockdown
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Land Bill nearing passage
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Not quite all there: The 90% economy that lockdowns will leave behind
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African Development Bank Group unveils US$10bn COVID-19 Response Facility
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Coronavirus: 'Huge revenues thrown out of the window' – Akufo-Addo
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Use of nose mask creates lucrative business in Sunyani amid coronavirus
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FAO begins assessing impacts of coronavirus on Africa’s Food Security
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GPHA, MPS, some shipping lines waive rents and demurrage charges
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Site for construction of Jamestown Fishing Harbor officially handed over to contractors
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Alan, Kwaku Kwarteng storm Tema port due to cargo clearance delays
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Free Zones companies affected by coronavirus to be cushioned by govt
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GEPA diversifies to increase export of educational and health services
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CEO of GEPA announces monumental increase in export of NTEs
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Collaboration between GEPA, Free Zones Authority expected to rake in $4b in export for Ghana
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IES wants govt to fund BOST repairs, expansion
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MTN suspends dividend payment, postpones Annual General Meeting
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Social distancing rule: We're not stubborn, our space to operate is limited - GUTA
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US$2.25 billion bond: We totally disagree with SC ruling – DYMOG
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Global Community list Atewa Forest mining as ‘high risk’ post COVID-19 venture
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FDA face mask certification fee expensive – Dressmakers Association laments
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Govt seals GH¢3bn deal for industries to cushion them against impact of coronavirus
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Coronavirus: $1bn IMF loan isn't 'interest-free' - Jinapor sets the records straight
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Prof Yankah supports Agona East farmers with free cocoa fertilizers
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Coronavirus: Use of nose mask creates lucrative business in Sunyani