Business News of Monday, 3 September 2018
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Government hasn’t taken firm decision on $50bn centenary bond – Oppong Nkrumah
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Redwood Universal launches Planters Summit parent conference
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Vodafone poised to lead SME digital agenda
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Expect more German companies in Ghana - German Ambassador to Ghana
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100 unemployed graduates to get on-site jobs at MIAC Job Fair 2018
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Employment Minister to hold crunch meeting with BoG, labour unions over job loses
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Ghana's Exports to South Africa has room for improvement - GEPA Boss
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GEPA meets tertiary institutions on ECOWAS market penetration
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Energy Commercial Bank refutes claims on its IPO process
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100-year $50bn bond worrying – Economist
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92% of electrical cables in the Ghanaian market are substandard - GSA reveals
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Deputy ECG MD tours operational districts
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UBA grows gross earnings by 16%, delivers 17% return on average equity
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NPRA to name and shame defaulting tier-2 pension institutions
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AirtelTigo progresses in network upgrade
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Wrong inputs undermining integrity of export data – GEPA
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e.TV Ghana signs partnership agreement with VOA
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Koko King to offer 10,000 free meals to celebrate a decade of growth
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Energy Bank, others face IPO challenge
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Agreement for construction of Tema LNG Terminal project signed
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Nana Addo says bye to IMF; $50bn bond coming
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Nduom calls for help for local financial firms
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Kantanka can produce 200 vehicles a month – CEO
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Offinso grabs 3 factories under 1D1F
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Make mentorship a condition for VW’s presence in Ghana – Sam George tells gov’t
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Agreement for construction of Tema LNG Terminal Project signed