
Editorial: Only 5% of funds lost to fraud recovered…
Concerns have been raised over the low recovery rate of funds lost to fraud across the country’s banks and specialised deposit-taking institutions (SDIs).
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Unlocking financing for goods in transit…
A major constraint on trade financing across Africa has been overcome with the Ministry of Trade, Agribusiness and Industry signing an international convention aimed at making goods moving by road, rail and other transport modes easier to use as security for bank loans.
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The Hunger Project, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints hand over refurbished Emergency Dispatch Centre
The Hunger Project–Ghana, in partnership with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, has handed over a refurbished Emergency Dispatch Centre to the National Ambulance Service in Ho, Volta Region.
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Pinnacle Life promotes community well-being through free eye screening initiative
As part of activities to climax Customer Service Month 2026, Pinnacle Life Insurance Company Limited organized a community engagement initiative dubbed “Pinnacle Life Health Initiative,”
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Stakeholders in poultry sector explore investment opportunities
Stakeholders in Ghana’s poultry sector are seeking practical solutions to reduce production costs, strengthen local supply chains and improve the industry’s competitiveness against imported chicken, as the country continues relying heavily on foreign supplies for meeting domestic demand.
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Invest before the storm: Good seasons should finance resilience
When revenue rises, borrowing becomes cheaper and confidence returns. A dangerous temptation emerges: to mistake recovery for permanent security.
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ECOWAS ministers consider common rules for battery energy storage
West African countries are considering common rules for battery energy storage as the region seeks to integrate more solar and other renewable power into electricity grids facing supply constraints and limited investment.
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When machines become smarter than humans
What becomes of a graduate seeking a first job, a banker reviewing credit, a teacher guiding children, or a farmer cultivating crops when machines can do their tasks faster and cheaper?
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Africa's productivity problem
In 1962, Ghana Milk Company, the forerunner of Fan Milk, went bankrupt.


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