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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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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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SMT launches Dongfeng product range
SMT Ghana has officially introduced the Dongfeng range of commercial vehicles to customers and industry stakeholders at a well-attended Open Day event held at its Kumasi branch,
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ASA Savings and Loans supports Bibiani Gov’t Hospital with medical supplies
ASA Savings and Loans has supported healthcare delivery in the Bibiani community with a donation of essential medical supplies to the Bibiani Government Hospital.
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ASA Savings & Loans supports Beppoh Ehyireso CHPS Compound
ASA Savings and Loans Limited has supported the Beppoh Ehyireso CHPS Compound in Bogoso in the Western Region with essential items to improve service delivery and working conditions for health workers.
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Investor grievance resolution rises to 56% in 2026- GIPC
The Ghana Investment Promotion Authority has resolved 56 percent of investor-related issues recorded in the first half of 2026, representing a significant improvement over the 31 percent resolution rate achieved in 2025.
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Policy easing yet to lower business borrowing costs — IEA
The Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) has raised concerns over the slow decline in commercial bank lending rates despite a sharp reduction in the Bank of Ghana’s Monetary Policy Rate (MPR), warning that expensive credit continues to constrain private-sector investment and production.
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Ensure 15% ceiling on interest payments by 2028 - IEA demands
The Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) has called for a 15 percent ceiling on government interest payments as a share of revenue by 2028,

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