Business News of Thursday, 2 September 2021
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We’ll spearhead proper management of iron ore deposit – GIISDEC chair
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GPHA calls for collaboration on efficient and sustainable port services
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Economy registers US$874 million worth of investments in first half of 2021
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V/R ECG expresses concern over electricity metres from Togo
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Cedi likely to experience further marginal depreciation this year – Economist
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Judgement debt in ENI suit against Ghana in London not likely – Petroleum Economist
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ENI suit against Govt sets a bad precedent for Ghana’s upstream viability – Dr Sulemana
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Kejetia Market impasse has resulted in GH¢3.6 million debt owed to ECG – Management
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Corporate governance orientation should be mandatory for all institutions – IoD-Ghana
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ISSER panelists back establishment of Development Bank Ghana
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GRA, Office of Chief Justice to begin prosecution of tax defaulting OMCs
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Ghana’s importation bill of iron and steel stood at GH¢2.9bn for 2020 – GIISDEC Board Chair
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Golden Star announces cash repayment of convertible debentures
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Develop Ghana’s iron and steel industry – Jinapor charges GIISDEC Board
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Amend laws to compel informal sector to pay tax – Tax expert
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Ghana’s economy ‘a bright spot’ in Africa – Adu Boahen
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Gabby Otchere-Darko grabs top Commonwealth job in Ghana
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Over US$1.5 million COCOBOD farmers’ wards scholarship cash misapplied
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US$874 million of inbound investments recorded in first half of 2021
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ESLA Plc to buy back GH¢200 million of Tranche E1 bonds
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Current DBG model will not guarantee cheap credit – PEF
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Exchange rate flexibility can help reduce FX borrowing needs – IMF
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E-cedi digital currency can be saved on smart devices – Bank of Ghana
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Ghana records $874 million of inbound Investments in first half of the year
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Conservation Agriculture manual validation workshop underway in Wa
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Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition initiates public dialogue on tax compliance
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SNV-Ghana holds GrEEn job fair for youth in Jomoro
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Female smock weavers receive literacy training
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GNPC Board chair commends CEO for stellar work done
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Oil giant, ENI sues Government of Ghana in London