
Investor grievance resolution rises to 56% in 2026 - GIPA
…up from 31% in 2025
Buertey Francis BORYOR
The Ghana Investment Promotion Authority has resolved 56 percent of investor-related issues recorded in first half-2026, representing a significant improvement over the 31 percent resolution rate achieved in 2025.
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