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3 banks commit GH¢1.1bn to support local poultry sector
Three banks – Absa, Fidelity Bank and Ecobank – have committed a combined GH¢1.1billion to support growth of Ghana's local poultry industry under the National Poultry Transformation Programme Value Chain Support Project.
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GAB culminates #ShineYourEye anti-fraud roadshows with final public education float in Accra
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Gov’t unveils five-pillar plan to build resilient economy
Government has outlined a five-pillar economic strategy aimed at protecting Ghana’s recent economic gains and building a stronger, more productive and resilient economy capable of withstanding future shocks.
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Local investors acquire TexStyles, GTP and Woodin brands
TexStyles Ghana Limited (TSG), producer of the iconic GTP and Woodin textile brands, bu
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Enterprise Insurance reaffirms industry leadership with four CIIG Awards
Enterprise Insurance emerged as the most decorated company at the 6th Chartered Insurance Institute of Ghana (CIIG) Awards held in Accra,
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Priority Insurance settles GH¢1.32m flood claim for Central Regional Health Directorate
Priority Insurance Ltd. has demonstrated its commitment to prompt claims settlement with the payment of GH¢1,324,737.12 to the Central Regional Health Directorate following extensive losses sustained during a flood incident on 19th August, 2026 at the Regional Medical Stores, Cape Coast.
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SIC Life pays Group Life claim to NPA
SIC Life Insurance Ltd has paid a Group Life Insurance claim to the beneficiaries of deceased staff members of the National Petroleum Authority (NPA),
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Real trade deficit widens to GH¢6.2bn — GSS
The country recorded a GH¢6.2 billion trade deficit in real terms in the first quarter of 2026, in contrast to the GH¢46.1 billion nominal surplus, as export volumes contracted while imports expanded, according to the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS).

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