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PETROSOL’s maiden GH¢100m bond issue oversubscribed by 78%
PETROSOL Platinum Energy’s maiden GH¢100 million corporate bond issuance was oversubscribed by 78 percent, attracting bids worth GH¢178.07 million as investors backed the indigenous oil marketer’s expansion plans.
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AfCFTA puts private sector at centre of Africa’s regional value chains
The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Secretariat is intensifying efforts to place the private sector at the heart of Africa’s industrialisation drive,
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Anti-corruption fight saves billions — GACC
Ghana’s anti-corruption institutions intensified investigations, audits, asset recovery and public accountability efforts in 2025, helping to save billions of cedis and recover millions in suspected proceeds of corruption and financial irregularities.
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Sekondi beneficiaries receive 9,000 birds under Nkoko Nkitinkiti
More than 9,000 birds are being distributed to beneficiaries under the government’s Nkoko Nkitinkiti Project in the Sekondi Constituency.
Business and Markets
Stock of bad loans rises, amid falling NPL ratio
The banking industry is showing a growing paradox in its asset-quality numbers, with the non-performing loan (NPL) ratio declining even as the estimated cedi value of bad loans increased during first half-2026.
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Mid-caps stocks sustain GSE’s rally
Strong gains in selected mid-cap counters helped sustain the stock market’s broader momentum, even as emerging weakness in financial stocks pushed the main indices lower during the week ended August 21.
Mining
GMWU seeks policy intervention over mining labour crisis
The Ghana Mineworkers’ Union (GMWU) of the Trades Union Congress (TUC) has petitioned the Minister of Lands and Natural Resources over what it describes as growing injustices, systemic exploitation and severe decent-work deficits in Ghana’s mining sector.
Mining
Mining chamber urges shift from local content to local capability
The Ghana Chamber of Mines has called for a shift in how government and mining companies approach local content in the mining sector.

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