Business News of Thursday, 19 November 2020
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Bawumia buys waakye with QR Code to demonstrate use
Nissan to commence assembling cars in Ghana
File tax returns and enjoy the benefits - GRA
'You don’t need money to make money' - Dr Kofi Amoah
Pay our deposits now or face our wrath - ACUCM customers
The ‘Obaatan Pa’ programme is Ghana Beyond Aid in action - Akufo-Addo
Business News
- Maintain MPR to align with socio-economic policies – Prof. Quartey to BoG
- GSS conducts survey on food security and vulnerability
- AfCFTA to boost Ghana-South Africa trade relations - Ayorkor Botchwey
- Government must switch to e-procurement - Marketing Consultant
- AfCFTA will add more responsibility to Customs Administrations – GRA
- Bawumia buys waakye with QR Code to demonstrate use
- Tax exemptions hit US$901 million in two years - Study reveals
- Pay our deposits now or face our wrath - ACUCM customers
- Coronavirus: Tourism Chamber appeals to govt to exempt tourists from US$150 testing fee
- NLC opens office, inaugurates Greater Accra Regional Committee
- The ‘Obaatan Pa’ programme is Ghana Beyond Aid in action - Akufo-Addo
- Consume cocoa products to boost local industry – Joseph Boahen Aidoo
- More districts benefit under government's Rearing for Food and Jobs initiative
- Nissan to commence assembling cars in Ghana
- Revise tax incentive regimes – ActionAid Ghana
- New diaspora policy to promote FDIs
- Coronavirus has changed consumer behaviour – Experts
- COCOBOD inaugurates Wassa-Amenfi Cocoa Farmers Cooperative Union
- Ghana to begin implementation of AfCFTA in 2021
- Ghana International Trade Commission presents aluminium dumping report to minister
- File tax returns and enjoy the benefits - GRA
- Ghana CARES programme launched to revitalise the economy
- Farming key to Ghana’s development – Asantehene
- 'You don’t need money to make money' - Dr Kofi Amoah
- Govt obtains US$50 million to expand foreign missions, state-owned properties abroad
- Trading activity surges while Stock Market closes flat
- PPI for Ghana’s petroleum sector records -4.6% in October 2020
