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Mining
Gov’t halts offshore gold exploration
Government has ordered the immediate suspension of offshore gold exploration activities by Goldcoast GRC Ghana Limited, months after granting the company reconnaissance licences to search for minerals in Ghana’s territorial waters.
Business and Markets
T-bill rates fall as DDEP yields climb
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Agribusiness
Keta farmers struggle to find market for bumper tomato harvest
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Banking & Finance
Advans rolls out Mmaa Mpuntuo to finance women-led business growth
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Banking & Finance
Stanbic Bank launches ‘Be Powered’ campaign to drive green future
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Health
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