Business News of Wednesday, 4 April 2018
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Ghanaians prefer to spend on funerals rather than save – Dr. Johnson Asiama
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GRA TIN has nothing to do with Anti-Christ – GRA Commissioner
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Ghana has the potential to produce it’s own aircraft - Outgoing Chinese Ambassador
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MDU accuses Ocean Network Express of violating Ghana’s labour laws
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Olam wins 'International Company of The Year' Award in Africa
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Premium Motors unveils Renault Kwid in Ghana
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Nigeria cuts gas supply to Ghana by 50% over $40.3 million debt
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China strengthens West Africa trade relations with second China Trade Week
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‘Tighten security at ports’ - Titus-Glover
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Emirates employs over 100 Ghanaians
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BoG sets maiden Ghana Reference Rate at 16.82%
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Emirates employs over 100 Ghanaians
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Drop Databank as transaction advisor to MoF – Minority
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Laws on TIN will be enforced to the latter – GRA
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Ghana, US trade hits $1.7bn
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Infinix Mobility announces its first smartphone of 2018
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Ken Thompson explains why One District, One Factory is at risk
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Drop Databank as advisor to Finance Ministry – Minority
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FBNBank partners teachers and Queen’s University to enhance education
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Gold mining sees increased activity and business reforms
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Banks can’t continue undermining business competitiveness – GNCCI
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Rescue us from exploitation – Niger to Ghana port authorities
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Vodafone partners Stanbic to digitally empower KNUST students
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One-district one-factory project under threat – Dalex CEO
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2nd edition of Ghana International Trade & Finance Confab comes off April 10
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Shipper-Committee pledges to safeguard interests of shippers
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GSA gets tough on sub-standard products