Business News of Friday, 3 June 2022

IFC launches EDGE Green Building Challenge for students and young professionals

Take politics out of agricultural challenges – Abu Sakara

We respect government’s decision on PDS deal - MCC

Ghana ranked 12th in achieving access to clean fuels, technologies in Sub-Saharan Africa

Set up parliamentary public productivity committee to exact accountability - Prof. Annim

BizTech: Using voice recognition technology to translate local dialects

Rich people in Ghana must invest in agriculture - Abu Sakara

Energy Transition Committee engages Fishermen Associaton on national transition plan

Structure of Ghana’s economy same as when I was a student of economics – Dr Yamson

Stakeholders in shipping sector pledge to enhance cooperation

Ghana in a very difficult economic situation, government must admit it - Dr Yamson

Intensify tax education to boost compliance, revenue mobilisation - Stakeholders to GRA

Work on Ghanaians' taste for foreign goods for successful 1D1F programme – Kwesi Ahwoi to govt

TRIFA applauds Government of Ghana for decision to re-open land borders

First phase engagements for YouStart initiative completed – Government

Maritime sector sees lift for 5% zero-emission plan

Why government should consider going to the IMF – Dr. Yamson

Palm oil producers to curb fake oil on market through digitalization

Top 5 wealthy entrepreneurs in Ghana

Airbnbs could attract government levies soon

Here's the Cedi's performance against major foreign currencies as at June 3

Be ready for Mining Index on African stock markets – Bawumia tells mining industry

Ghana-UK trade relations: UK plans to increase its £800 million FDI

e-Cedi will diversify digital payment – Prof. Appiah-Adu

Fitch ranks Ghana most attractive West African trade and investment destination

Ministry of Transport to introduce first electric, gas powered buses

SIM card registration exercise deadline won’t be extended – Minister

U.S. completes US$316 million investment in Ghana’s energy infrastructure

Utility-powered vehicles to hit West African markets soon