We’re not competing in a free market. We never were.

Credit to the private sector expanded 41.2 percent year-on-year in June 2026 to GH¢119.6billion, one of the fastest paces on record, according to data published by the Bank of Ghana (BoG).

The Association of Ghana Industries (AGI) has called for a renewed national commitment to strategic industrialisation.

Government has outlined tax and customs reforms aimed at easing the burden on businesses, improving compliance and strengthening domestic revenue mobilisation without introducing new taxes.

Ahead of a looming GH¢111billion domestic debt repayment peak in 2027 and 2028, government is accelerating efforts to build a larger liquidity buffer that safeguards its hard-won fiscal credibility and reinforces renewed investor confidence.

Government has channelled GH¢6.76billion into key education programmes in the first half of 2026, reinforcing its commitment in expanding access to education, improving school infrastructure and reducing the financial burden on students and their families.

Operationalisation of government’s poultry farm-to-table project, dubbed the ‘Nkoko Nketenkete’ initiative, has been expanded further to 100 percent capacity regarding availability of day-old-chicks for distribution under the programme.

Three more Telecel customers have been rewarded with cash prizes in the second monthly prize presentation of the ongoing Telecel Dream Car Promo.

Long before she became one of Ghana’s applauded marketing professionals, Dinah Asabea Darko was the outspoken child who rarely wanted the day to end.