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Konahene enstools Dr Maxwell Ampong as inaugural Aboafuohene of Kona
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TOR revival shows value of strategic partnerships - President Mahama
President John Dramani Mahama has described the revival of the Tema Oil Refinery (TOR) as evidence that strategic partnerships, strong leadership and effective management can restore struggling state-owned enterprises without direct government funding.
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Access Bank Partners Points Africa to expand benefits under its Rewards by Access Loyalty Programme
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Pension assets surpass GH¢120b
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Customs bill leaves key duty questions unresolved
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PwC Ghana has cautioned that the country’s strong macroeconomic performance in first half-2026 were driven largely by favourable commodity prices rather than a fundamental improvement in the economy’s underlying resilience.

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