Finance
Experts advocate tax reforms, strategic debt management to empower African economies
An economist and advisor on South-South Cooperation and Development Finance at the South Centre, a Geneva-based intergovernmental organisation, Yuefen Li, has urged African countries to enforce regulations that require multinational corporations to co…
Passport fee hike reflects true costs, not profit-making – Majority caucus
Amid public outcry over the recently revised cost of passport acquisition, Dr. Andy Appiah-Kubi, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of Parliament, has clarified that the newly adjusted fees reflect the actual costs of the passport application p…
Why sudden unexplained wealth could be money laundering – BoG explains
Ghana’s central bank has provided insights into how sudden unexplained wealth, which could be as a result of money laundering, can land an individual in jail after prosecution.
It explained that persons with sudden unexplained wealth must be ready to…
Development Bank Ghana, German Parliamentarians in Strategic Dialogue on Economic Empowerment and Green Financing
In a significant engagement underscoring international collaboration for sustainable development, Development Bank Ghana (DBG) hosted a distinguished delegation from Germany’s Bundestag (Federal Parliament).
The visit took place at DBG’s headquarters…
FLASHBACK: 5 steps to owning your first house in Ghana
It is everyone’s dream to become a house owner. Due to this desire, it is important to make the right choices.
This article highlights some steps to follow if you are a first-time house owner.
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2 fake ECG workers fined GHS2,400 for extorting money from customers
The Accra Circuit Court has convicted a mason and electrician for posing as Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) workers and extorting money from customers of ECG.
The court imposed a fine of GHS1,200 each on Nana Adu Gyamfi, 33, and
Financial sector clean-up: 900 people dead, pay us by June 30 – GCFM customers to government
Customers of Gold Coast Fund Management have said government has up to June 30, 2024, to pay them their locked-up investments with all interests due them.
Convener of the group, Charles Nyame, in an interview with Citi News noted that
GEA grants FDA GHS5m to enhance progressive licensing of MSMEs
The Ghana Enterprises Agency (GEA) has contributed GHS5million to the Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) to enhance regulatory efforts in the food and pharmaceutical sectors.
This financial backing aims to fortify the FDA’s licensing initiatives, making …