
DBG disburses GH¢2.5bn to 1,000 businesses
…launches women-focused lending programme
Elizabeth PUNSU, Kumasi
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.
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