Accra: Dr Steve Manteaw, Co-chair of the Ghana Extractive Industries and Transparency Initiative (GHEITI), has encouraged small-scale miners to operate more responsibly to gain government’s recognition and support. In an interview with the Ghana News …
Accra: Fidelity Bank Ghana has pledged to back the Government’s ambition to build a 24-hour economy, while it supports economic growth by promoting trade and investment between Ghana and China. Mr. John-Paul Taabavi, Director of the Public Sector Grou…
Accra: Playing in online casinos offers people a lot to enjoy, and the chance to win money. Yet, since there are so many online casinos available, people are left wondering how to deal with the possibility of coming across a fraudulent site. Playing o…
Accra: The Amenfiman Rural Bank PLC has revealed plans to enhance its support for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSME) and the agribusiness sector by increasing financing for clients within these areas. This initiative aims to bolster food secu…
Atlanta: For the seventh consecutive year, the Delta team has been named the best U.S. airline by ‘The Points Guy’, a travel media platform that provides tips and tools for better, smarter travel. A release copied to Ghana News Agency said the ranking…
Accra: The Ministry of Works and Housing, alongside the water resources department, has inaugurated three new Governing Boards aimed at enhancing the housing sector. These boards have been established for the Real Estate Agency Council, the Public Ser…
Accra: Professions have long become one of the steadiest and most reliable ways to make WoW gold. No matter what class you run or how you like to spend your time in the game, you can always find a profession to suit your playstyle and line your pocket…
Accra: Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama, the Governor of Bank of Ghana (BoG), has called on banks to accelerate digital products development to meet the growing needs of Ghanaians. By developing innovative, customer-focused products, banks could increase the…
Accra: The Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) has called on President John Dramani Mahama to suspend the ongoing process to extend Tullow Oil’s petroleum licences, citing concerns over transparency, accountability, and long-term national interest.
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