Dominic Owusu appointed to the International Currency Affairs Board

FirstBank Ghana has reaffirmed its commitment to delivering exceptional customer experiences and building stronger relationships with its customers at a Customer Forum held as part of activities marking the 2026 Customer Service Week.

For Ghanaian companies and institutions, access to Washington can be important to understanding the legal and policy environment in which U.S.-Ghana transactions are structured and evaluated.

Ghana’s ability to attract long-term foreign capital will depend less on eliminating investment risk than on giving investors confidence that policies, regulations and institutions will remain predictable, Dr. Rakesh Wahi, co-founder of Transnational Academic Group (TAG), has said.

Government is pursuing plans to revive the abandoned Pwalugu Tomato Factory, with plans to injection about US$5 billion to boost the factory as Chinese investment firm Hanway International Investment begins engagements toward a possible partnership to restore operations.

A German Language Centre has been established at Takoradi Technical University (TTU) to expand access to language training and opportunities for Ghanaians seeking education, employment and professional training in Germany.

Cocoa farmers and traditional leaders in the Ashanti Region have expressed satisfaction with the Ghana Cocoa Board Act, 2026 (Act 1182), while acknowledging the rationale behind the producer price announced for the new cocoa season, despite their initial expectations of a higher price.

Government is working to turn investor interest into actual investment as a UK roadshow in London seeks to advance commercial opportunities worth more than £250 million, within a broader pipeline exceeding £1.4 billion.

The first test of COCOBOD’s new domestic financing model has produced GH¢3.39billion, falling short of the GH¢4billion target and putting investor appetite for the board’s planned GH¢16.3billion funding programme under scrutiny.