Telecel Ghana Foundation Expands Homecoming to Support Over 500 Patients Nationwide

The Chairman of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) and former Group Chief Executive Officer of MTN, Mr Phuthuma Nhleko, is set to headline the Boardroom Governance Summit (BGS) 2026 in Accra, where he will deliver a Special Address on building enduring African institutions, strategic leadership and effective corporate governance.

Sub-Saharan Africa sells approximately $33.7 billion of goods to the United States each year. China sells roughly nine times that. The gap tells a story about trade hierarchies that no African strategy has yet managed to close.

Financial health among informal sector workers remains a concern, despite growing access to financial services, as many still struggle to manage unexpected expenses, build savings, maintain financial stability and prepare for retirement.

ASA Savings and Loans has extended breast cancer awareness and screening services to traders at the Mamponteng Market in the Ashanti Region as part of its corporate social responsibility (CSR) efforts to promote the healthcare and well-being of women.

Affinity Africa, Ghana's leading digital banking platform, was part of Her Majesty Queen Máxima of the Netherlands' official programme in Ghana, which included a visit to Affinity customers at Makola Market in Accra on Tuesday, 3 November.

The Insurance Claims Services Ghana (ICSG) has called for a review of the compensation limits under the National Insurance Commission’s (NIC) CAP 2021 guidelines, saying the amounts should reflect current medical costs, inflation and the financial needs of people injured in motor accidents and families who lose relatives in such incidents.

Insurance Claims Services Ghana (ICSG) has formally introduced its specialist cargo loss assessment and claims-management services to the country’s import and export community, while launching a public education campaign with the Importers and Exporters Association of Ghana (IEAG) on compulsory marine cargo insurance and the proper handling of cargo claims.

The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has collected GH¢185.5billion in tax revenue as at October 2026, exceeding its target for the period by GH¢1.1billion and putting it firmly on course to achieve its full-year revenue target of GH¢237billion.