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Price pressures shift from food to services
Economy

Price pressures shift from food to services

Ghana’s inflation pressures are increasingly shifting away from food and imported goods toward domestically-driven services, housing and utility costs, even as the overall price level remains substantially below where it stood a year ago.

Telecel launches SME Month 2026
Telecom

Telecel launches SME Month 2026

Telecel Ghana has launched this year’s edition of its annual Small and Medium-scale Enterprises (SME) Month, setting a clear ambition to help emerging businesses scale up and achieve sustainable growth.

Standard Chartered pays GH¢97.8m dividend to SSNIT
Banking & Finance

Standard Chartered pays GH¢97.8m dividend to SSNIT

Standard Chartered Bank Ghana PLC has paid GH¢97.8 million in dividends to the Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) for the 2025 financial year, strengthening returns from the pension manager’s investment portfolio.

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New four-year bond priced below the market

The book-build and the pricing gap The Ministry of Finance (MoF) opened the book-build for a new four-year Government of Ghana (GoG) bond on September 1, 2026, with initial price guidance set at 11.5 to 12percent. Bidding closes on September 3, settlement is scheduled for September 7, and the paper matures on September 2, 2030. No size target has been disclosed, consistent with the Ministry’s recent practice of letting the order book determine the quantum raised rather than pre-committing to an amount.

New four-year bond priced below the market
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85% HPV vaccine coverage achieved in national rollout
News

85% HPV vaccine coverage achieved in national rollout

Ghana has achieved more than 85 percent coverage under its national HPV vaccination rollout, a milestone highlighted as MSD reaffirms its commitment to supporting the country’s health-system strengthening and universal health coverage (UHC) priorities.

New four-year bond priced below the market
Features

New four-year bond priced below the market

The book-build and the pricing gap The Ministry of Finance (MoF) opened the book-build for a new four-year Government of Ghana (GoG) bond on September 1, 2026, with initial price guidance set at 11.5 to 12percent. Bidding closes on September 3, settlement is scheduled for September 7, and the paper matures on September 2, 2030. No size target has been disclosed, consistent with the Ministry’s recent practice of letting the order book determine the quantum raised rather than pre-committing to an amount.

The coup doesn't need soldiers anymore
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The coup doesn't need soldiers anymore

In an earlier piece for this column, I wrote about Ananse — the trickster who built webs not to trap flies, but to acquire stories, and with them, control over what the world came to believe.

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