Fidelity Bank equips Miss Ghana 2026 contestants with financial literacy, sustainability, and entrepreneurship skills

Over the last 21 years, merchandise trade expanded nearly nine-fold in dollar terms, rising from US$6billion in 2004 to US$52.5billion for 2025 as stronger exports pushed the country to its largest trade surplus on record.

Access Bank Ghana Plc has been recognised and authorised by the Carbon Market Office (CMO) to operate as a carbon credit broker in the Republic of Ghana, in accordance with Ghana's Framework for International Carbon Market and Non-Market Approaches and the Environmental Protection Agency Act, 2025 (Act 1124).

For more than three decades, Ghana has pursued various reforms to improve the performance of its electricity distribution sector. Despite significant investments in generation capacity, transmission infrastructure, and distribution networks, persistent challenges—including high technical and commercial losses, unreliable revenue collection, aging infrastructure, and mounting financial pressures—continue to undermine the sector’s sustainability.

More than 2,000 African students are studying in Russian agricultural universities in the Russian Federation, according to the latest statistics made available, during a media conference held ahead of the third Russia-Africa Summit, explicitly underscoring Moscow's preparedness to continue ensuring aspects of the continent's food security.

In today’s digital world, access to money is no longer limited to banks or lengthy procedures. With just a few clicks, individuals can download mobile loan applications and receive instant cash. These platforms promise convenience and speed, making them especially attractive to young people and those in urgent need of financial support. However, behind this ease lies a troubling reality; one that many users fail to recognize until it is too late.

The Parliamentary Select Committee on Trade, Industry and Tourism, led by Alexander Hottordze Roosevelt, has paid a working visit to the Ghana Investment Promotion Authority (GIPA) to gain deeper insight into the Authority’s operations, legal reforms, challenges and strategic direction for attracting investment into and within Ghana.

The Minister of Energy and Green Transition, John Abdulai Jinapor, has given persons who have encroached on the right-of-way of transmission lines belonging to the Ghana Grid Company Ltd (GRIDCo) one month to vacate or face eviction.

Government is shifting its focus in the oil palm industry from policy formulation to implementation as it seeks to close a 150,000-metric-tonne production deficit and achieve self-sufficiency by 2032.