
Standard Chartered, United Way champion environmental sustainability with tree-planting in schools
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Poor roads, collapsed rail network holding back transformation — World Bank
Ghana’s economic recovery risks falling short of broader transformation unless the country addresses deteriorating roads, a near-collapse of its rail network and weaknesses in transport-sector governance, the World Bank has said.
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Maison Yusuf becomes 1st Ghanaian fragrance hose to participate in Glamcation Los Angeles
Maison Yusif Fragrance has reached another significant international milestone by becoming the first fragrance house from Ghana to participate in Glamcation, a fragrance festival held in Torrance/Palos Verdes, Los Angeles.
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Otumfuo Osei Tutu II leads successful Millennium Excellence Awards in Washington, D.C.
For the first time in its history the Millennium Excellence Foundation (MEF) has taken its flagship celebration of African and diaspora achievement beyond the continent and a Ghanaian manufacturer has stepped forward to help carry it there.
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Tibule Advertising marks Gong Gong Awards debut with a win for Indomie
Tibule Advertising has made its debut at the Gong Gong Awards, winning Best Use of Social Media for its work with Indomie at the 18th edition of Ghana’s advertising awards.
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Tema Port congestion worsens as IEAG calls for conversion of expiring leases into container facilities
Persistent container congestion at the Tema Port is putting pressure on cargo handling and the movement of vehicles within the port enclave, prompting calls for some leased spaces to be converted into additional container facilities.
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Gov’t rejects call to freeze revised excise tax on beer
The government has dismissed Accra Brewery’s call for a two-year freeze on revised excise duty rates for beer and stout, saying the company’s public campaign against the new tax regime lacks verifiable evidence.
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Financial irregularities fall 62.9% from GH¢20.72bn in 2024 to GH¢7.69bn in 2025 — Nyarko Ampem
Financial irregularities across five audited sectors declined by 62.9 per cent, from approximately GH¢20.72 billion in 2024 to GH¢7.69 billion in 2025, Deputy Minister for Finance Thomas Nyarko Ampem has announced.
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Axis Pension Trust charts growth through digital innovation, long-term investing
Axis Pension Trust is accelerating its push into digital pension administration and long-term investment management as Ghana’s second-largest corporate trustee seeks to strengthen member services and sustain growth in an improving economic environment.

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