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BOSTenergies profit surge sets stage for investment-led growth
BOSTenergies Limited is looking to build on a sharp improvement in its financial position to strengthen operations and expand its contribution to the country’s energy security after recording a 72 percent rise in profit in 2025.
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Cocoa buyers urged to invest at origin as supply risks mount
Global cocoa companies have been urged to move beyond buying cocoa from producing countries and invest directly in the farms and production systems needed to secure future supply.
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2026 National Cyber Security Awareness Month launched
The Cyber Security Authority (CSA), together with key public and private-sector partners,
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MIIF targets GH¢9bn in royalties for 2026
The Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF) says it is on course to collect about GH¢9billion in mineral royalties by end-2026,
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Advans pays courtesy call on Ga Mantse
Advans Ghana Savings and Loans Ltd paid a courtesy call on the Ga Mantse, His Royal Majesty King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II,
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Ghana Association of Banks culminates #ShineYourEye anti-fraud roadshows with final public education float in accra
The Ghana Association of Banks (GAB) has concluded its regional roadshow series for the #ShineYourEye Anti-Fraud Campaign with a public education float through some of Accra's busiest commercial areas, marking the culmination of roadshows held across three regions to deepen public awareness of financial fraud and its prevention.
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Cocoa recovery hinges on farmer returns - CMC chief says
Ghana’s efforts to rebuild cocoa production will depend heavily on whether farmers can earn enough from the crop to justify rehabilitating and replanting their farms, the Managing Director of Cocoa Marketing Company (Ghana) Limited, Wisdom Kofi Dogbey, has said.
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Four years enough for President, MPs — IEA
The Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) has rejected proposals to extend the tenure of the President and Members of Parliament from four to five years, arguing that the existing four-year mandate provides sufficient time for elected governments to deliver their programmes.

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