Finance
Tax Dispute Preparedness: Winning Before the Battle Begins
Accra: Most taxpayers mistakenly believe that a tax dispute arises only when an assessment is received. However, the roots of such disputes are often planted well before any formal notification from tax authorities like the Ghana Revenue Authority (GR…
Tax Dispute Preparedness: Winning Before the Battle Begins
Accra: Most taxpayers mistakenly believe that a tax dispute arises only when an assessment is received. However, the roots of such disputes are often planted well before any formal notification from tax authorities like the Ghana Revenue Authority (GR…
CashToken Rewards Africa Alerts Public to Fraudulent Schemes in Ghana
Accra: CashToken Rewards Africa distances itself from fraudulent websites, WhatsApp/Telegram groups and individuals currently using variations of its name and identity to defraud unsuspecting members of the public in Ghana. The company wishes to state…
Ghana Can No Longer Ignore Crypto – BoG Governor
Accra: Bank of Ghana Governor Dr. Johnson Asiama has emphasized that Ghana can no longer afford to overlook cryptocurrency and virtual assets as the digital finance sector experiences ongoing growth. In his remarks during the final episode of the Mone…
Minister Ahmed Ibrahim Warns Contractors: Deliver Projects or Face Blacklist
Accra: Works, Housing and Water Resources Minister Ahmed Ibrahim has issued a stern warning to contractors involved in government projects, emphasizing the consequences of failing to deliver on obligations such as drain-dredging. He highlighted the go…
Gold Exports Earn Ghana $12.5 Billion as Middle East Conflict Disrupts Routes
Ghana: Ghana’s gold export earnings have soared to US$12.50 billion in the first half of 2026, even though there was a slight decline in the amount of gold exported from the nation.
According to Ghana Web, the significant growth in
Ghana’s Domestic Debt Rises by GHS57 Billion in Six Months
Accra: Ghana’s domestic debt increased by GHS57 billion between December 2025 and June 2026, as the government relied more heavily on borrowing from the local market. The Bank of Ghana (BoG) said domestic debt rose from GHS334.1 billion in December
Nigeria Emerges as Key Investor in Ghana’s Economic Landscape
Accra: Nigeria emerged as Ghana’s third-largest source of new investments in 2025, contributing approximately US$104.68 million to the country’s investment inflows. This noteworthy contribution is highlighted in the 2025 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI…