PwC Ghana reviews 2025 budget, highlights economic reset initiatives
PwC Ghana, a leading firm specializing in audit, assurance, and tax services, has conducted a…
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‘National security raids were carried out with proper warrants’ – Srem Sai
Deputy Attorney General Dr Justice Srem Sai has said the office of the Attorney General…
Gov’t revokes all small-scale mining licences issued after December 7, 202
The government of Ghana has announced the revocation of all small-scale mining licences issued after…
Ato Forson presents 8 bills to Parliament to abolish E-levy, betting tax, other levies
The Minister for Finance, Dr Cassiel Ato Forson on Thursday, March 13, presented eight bills…
Over GH₵80m was collected in betting tax, Amin Adam got it wrong – Finance Minister
Ghana’s Minister for Finance Ato Forson says the claim by former Finance Minister Mohammed Amin…
Government allocates ¢43.3bn to various sectors of the economy
The Government has outlined financial allocations for various sectors and initiatives in the 2025 budget,…
Lord Mensah Predicts a Conservative 2025 Budget
Professor Lord Mensah, an economist and finance lecturer at the University of Ghana Business School,…
Ato Forson: Bold Reforms Essential for Ghana’s Upper Middle-Income Ambition
Finance Minister Dr. Ato Forson has stressed the urgent need for comprehensive economic reforms to…
The best person to reset Ghana is President John Dramani Mahama – Dr Ismael Yamson
The Chairman of the National Economic Dialogue, Dr. Ishmael Yamson, has stated that President John…
Consumers cannot be forced to pay higher tariffs to cover ECG’s inefficiencies – Ato Forson
Electricity distribution company, Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG), is at the center of a financial…
WAPCo completes pipeline maintenance, begins gas transportation
The West African Gas Pipeline Company (WAPCo) has completed critical pipeline maintenance activities and resumed…
Ghana’s debt servicing to hit GHS280bn in 4 years – Mahama
President John Dramani Mahama has disclosed that despite the previous government’s expenditure of GHS29.9 billion…