Business News of Tuesday, 4 May 2021

Health investment shows positive returns - Akufo-Addo

AfCTA's success hinges on quality Standards - ARSO

Institute of ICT Professionals Ghana launches Coding Hub

Charcoal burning the only alternative livelihood for rural women - Jerry Olo

Women farmers urged to add value to their products

Coronavirus tax expected to generate GH¢887.7million - GRA

Fuel margins reduced to 9 pesewas

Non-GPRTU drivers to hike fares by 40% as GPRTU considers 'reasonable' increase

You will receive your monies in full, don’t panic – SEC assures affected clients

Ghana’s new rental scheme won’t fix the real problem - Research study

Timing of fuel price increment bad - Energy Expert

Experts push for monetization of Ghana’s mineral royalties

Develop gold sector after Ghana overtakes South Africa in production – Banker to Govt

OPEC keeps crude production steady before planned increases

BOST rejects IES’ ‘twisted interpretation’ of margin increment

Trotro fares may go up on Wednesday

Government banks on PanaBios to avert third coronavirus wave, check fake results

Oil prices reach seven-week high as traders bet on improving demand

Interbank Board: Exchange Rate for May 4

Commodities Market as of May 4

Ghana achieves significant strides with management of mineral royalties – Yaw Baah

Freezing executive’s salary increment a wise decision but more needs to be done – Austin Gamey

Your margin interpretation 'twisted' - BOST to IES

Fuel price increment unjustifiable – IES

Transport fares to increase by 25% - GPRTU

The success of every manager is dependent on his staff – State Housing MD

Ghana overtaking SA in gold production good but could spell doom for West African nation

Today in History: Ghana will be self-sufficient in rice production by 2023 – Agric Minister

FLASHBACK: Food too expensive in Ghana – Akufo-Addo

Freezing executive’s salary increment a wise decision - Austin Gamey

Agyapa deal a good idea but government must build trust – US investor

Ghana's economy is a Ponzi scheme – Dr. Kofi Amoah

Ghana's power sector could be in debt of US$24 billion by 2024 - Kwesi Pratt

Newly introduced taxes by government takes effect today

Ghana should boldly monetize its minerals royalties - Experts

Withdraw nuisance, insensitive margins on petroleum products – IES to government

Time to heavily invest in SMEs to drive economic growth – Dominic Adu

Banks ditch businesses to satisfy government borrowing appetite

Ghana remains top investment destination, but challenges remain – Experts

Businesses urged to adopt flexible operational strategy in crisis

May Day: Upgrade yourselves for better salaries- Tobinco boss to workers

There is no dumsor in Ghana – Ghana Gas