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Digital payment platforms see uptick in fraud cases
While fraud within the traditional banking sector declined sharply in 2025, a surge in electronic fraud at Payment Service Providers (PSPs) pushed overall financial sector fraud to a record high.
Trust has a price: What Ghana's early eurobond payment and the new cheque sanctions have in common
On the surface, two stories dominated Ghana's economic news cycle this week, and they appear to have nothing to do with each other.
Leveraging the Passion, Power, Enthusiasm and Innovation of Youth to Drive and Influence Positive Action for Ghana's Agrifood System:
Achieving youth-inclusive agrifood systems requires expanding economic opportunities, equipping young people with the necessary skills and resources, including access to quality education and training, and facilitating their access to productive resources.
Death has frozen Sharon Dede Padi
Death has frozen Sharon Dede Padi, known in artistic circles as Padiki's story, fixing her narrative as an icon of her time. In that stillness, her achievements have become an inheritance no longer belonging only to her, but to all of us.
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New orders fall for first time in five months
A renewed fall in new orders contributed to a deterioration in overall business conditions for companies in Ghana at the midway point of 2026.
Insurers seek PFM law reform to break banks’ guarantee monopoly
The insurance industry has called for an urgent amendment of the Public Financial Management Regulations (LI 2378) that allows insurers to issue advance payment guarantees for contractors and service providers executing government projects.
Banks cut fraud, fintechs emerge as new hotspot
Fraud within Ghana’s traditional banking sector declined sharply in 2025, but a surge in electronic fraud at Payment Service Providers (PSPs) pushed overall financial sector fraud to a record high.
No court order reversing ownership of Black Volta - Azumah Resources
Azumah Resources Ghana Ltd has categorically rejected media reports alleging that an international arbitration tribunal or a foreign court has ordered the Black Volta Project to be handed over to former foreign investors, describing the publications as false, misleading and a complete misrepresentation of ongoing legal proceedings.
DBG disburses GH¢2.5bn to 1,000 businesses
Development Bank Ghana (DBG) has disbursed GH¢2.5billion to about 1,000 businesses across all 16 regions over the past five years - with more than half the beneficiaries being women-led enterprises, the bank’s Chief Executive Officer Prof. Randolph Nsor-Ambala has disclosed.
PwC warns of bad loans time bomb
The banking industry has an unhealthy concentration of bad loans in two sectors of the economy, where it channelled a bulk of its credit in 2025, PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Ghana has revealed, just as the fall in interest rates pares the profit cushion that once absorbed such losses.










