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Economy Remains Stable
The Bank of Ghana has confirmed a further stabilization of the economy this year and given the assurance that adequate space will be created for businesses to plan.
BNI Arrests 4 Soldiers Over 2007 GCB MD Murder
The Bureau of National Investigation (BNI), in collaboration with the Defence Intelligence have arrested five soldiers for the gruesome murder of the late Roko Frimpong
Ghana Likely To Miss Inflation Target
The policy think tank, Danquah Institute, has predicted that Government is “very likely” to miss its revised end-of-year inflation target of 14.5%, despite projections.
Inflation falls again
Ghana’s inflation rate dropped to 18.37 percent in the month of September from August’s 19.65 percent. This decline makes three months consecutively and strengthens
President Mills swears in Amissah-Arthur as Governor of BoG
Accra, Oct. 6, GNA – President John Evans Atta Mills on Tuesday swore-in Mr Kwesi Bekoe Amissah-Arthur, as the new Governor of the Bank
Ghana may cut interest rates
Bank of Ghana may reduce interest rates for the first time since 2006 if inflation in the West African country continues to slow, said
Bank of Ghana Holds Benchmark Interest Rate at 18.5%
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The Passport Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration is to take full control of the issuance of biometric passports to Ghanaians.Day One Of Road Tolls Brings Protests
There were initial protests by some drivers, particularly commercial drivers, when the new road and bridge tolls went into force Monday.Ghana Black Stars Get Heroes Welcome Home
The Black Stars of Ghana returned home to a tumultuous welcome Monday evening from Angola where they won silver at the 27th edition of the Africa Cup of Nations.
Ghana’s GDP Underestimated For Years
Ghana may revise up the size of its economy by 50 percent, after underestimating growth for years, Standard Bank Plc said yesterday.