
BoG inaugurates council to drive non-interest banking
The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has inaugurated a five-member Non-Interest Financial Advisory Council (NIFAC) as it moves from developing a regulatory framework to implementing non-interest banking as a new segment of Ghana’s financial sector.
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Enterprise Group pays GH¢508m in claims as first-half profit rises 35.1%
Enterprise Group has paid GH¢508 million in insurance claims in the first half of 2026, equivalent to about 55 percent of its GH¢901 million insurance revenue, as the insurer maintained a strong claims-settlement record while delivering double-digit growth in earnings.
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Radiation Protection Institute
The public is hereby informed that the Radiation Protection Institute (RPI), an Institute under the Ghana Atomic Energy Commission (GAEC), a statutory body established pursuant to the Ghana Atomic Energy Act 2000 (Act 588), is a Research and Technical Support Organization.
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GNPC supplies 950,000 barrels of Sankofa crude to TOR
The Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) has supplied about 950,000 barrels of Sankofa crude oil to the Tema Oil Refinery (TOR) in a commercial deal that strengthens the link between the country's upstream production and domestic refining.
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CEHA , EPA in active talks to chart transition path ahead of 2027 Styrofoam ban
The Consumer Electronics and Household Appliances Association of Ghana (CEHA Ghana) says it is in active engagement with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to shape a workable transition plan ahead of the country's ban on Expanded Polystyrene (EPS), or styrofoam, effective January 1, 2027.
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Poetry Corner: The Demon's crazy mess
A1 You can heat up your cake and halve it You can also heat up your cake in halves But you cannot bake your cake in halves
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Absa Bank supports GirlCode Hackathon to expand opportunities for young women in digital economy
Absa Bank Ghana LTD has reinforced its commitment to advancing young women in the digital economy through its support of the 2026 GirlCode Ghana Hackathon, providing participants with opportunities to develop practical digital skills, apply technology to real-world challenges and explore pathways into careers in technology and innovation.
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Parents need orientation on school placement system
Parents have become increasingly frustrated with the 2026 Senior High School (SHS) placement exercise, resulting in considerable public debate and criticism of the Ministry of Education and the Ghana Education Service (GES).
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From passion to enterprise: the story of Amanda Afrifah-Yamoah of Demand Couture
Millions of young Africans enter the labour market every year, but traditional formal job creation falls short of demand. Many young workers remain in low-wage or informal jobs with little security.



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