Business News of Tuesday, 6 November 2018
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Hydropower social impact assessment training opens
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Mohinani Group wins 3 awards at Ghana Business Awards
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Standard Chartered posts positive earnings in Q3
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Seiko is still illegal - Opambour
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Ghana Tourism Authority to license and regulate tour guides
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Residents of six coastal districts dissatisfied with oil and gas operators
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German-Ghanaian stakeholders meet on water management
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Nissan to establish automotive manufacturing industry in Ghana
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Foreign Affairs Minister pays working visit to Israel
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President Akufo-Addo inaugurates Ghana Commodities Exchange
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Microfin Rural Bank picks 'Recognition for Support of Women in SMEs Award'
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Watch out for expired products this festive period – FDA
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Price of sachet water goes up by 50%
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Ghana, Nissan sign car plant MoU
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High cost of road worthy certificates cause worries
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FDA cautions consumers over fake products during Christmas
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GRA storms Voltic retail shop, others over tax stamp
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GMA boss refutes allegations; touts the authority’s prudent management style
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IMANI holds forum on balancing trade facilitation and revenue mobilization in Ghana
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ACHAG trains members on trade facilitation and revenue generation interventions
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Ghana makes progress on ease of doing business
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Most investment firms unregistered – CID Boss
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Over 7000 certified electrical wiring professionals deployed to educate Ghanaians
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Jomoro Rural Bank makes over GH¢500,000 profit
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SOEs to take up stakes in oil blocks
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BoG’s posture on blockchain, crypto worrying – Blockchain entrepreneur
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Prince of Wales visits cocoa farm at Kona
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BoG’s action on collapsed banks saved 3,500 jobs —2nd Deputy Governor
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Port reforms et al draw investors
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Oil: Gov’t asked to draw lessons from Nigeria in effective implementation of local content policy
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Ghanaians urged to embrace Credit Unions for financial Liberty
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Kwame Nkrumah University, TUM partner on sustainable development goals
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Menzgold had big plans including TSX listing – CEO