
GSA records GH₵21m surplus in 2025 as inspections rise
Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) recorded an absolute surplus of more than GH₵21million in 2025, generating more than GH₵228million revenue while strengthening regulatory activities and expanding its mandate.
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Budget 2027: ‘Work ahead requires patience’
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Jospong takes Africa’s waste solutions to COP31
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Gabriel Opoku-Asare appointed board Chair of TRMTF
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