Multi-billion-euro investment from companies, governments
French company’s biggest project with partners in Ghana
Bollore SA, the largest ports operator in Africa, said billions of euros of investment in upgrades to West African harbours by governments and companies will provide enough capacity for them to operate sufficiently for the next...
Senior Minister, Yaw Osafo-Maafo, has said that 50% of the national assets of Ghana is being managed and controlled by State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) hence the need for a policy framework that will require real time reporting to keep track of SOE debts and other related performances.
“The role of SOEs...
Ghana and Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) have agreed to review bilateral cooperation in various sectors to support the attainment of the Ghana Beyond Aid Vision.
To this end, a working group is to be set up at the political and technical levels to draw a work plan to concretise...
Governments, civil society and private sector stakeholders gather in Geneva on 23–24 April 2018
With more than 90 developing economies dependent on commodity exports, according to the latest UNCTAD data, building the human skills needed to add value to raw materials and provide decent work are key objectives to be...
Vice President of the Association of Ghana Industries (AGI), Humprey Ayim-Darke, has asked government to adopt innovative ways of financing planned reforms at the country’s seaports without levying shippers overbearingly.
Specifically, he called for a shift from situations where shippers are made to bear the cost of revenue enhancing programmes...
The economy grew by 8.5 percent in 2017 as against a 6.3percent target - the highest since 2012 when it grew by 9.3 percent, figures released by the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) for quarter four of 2017 have shown.
Economic growth has remained under 8 percent since 2013, recording 7.3...
Dr. Kwaku Afriyie, Western Regional Minister, has noted that revenue mobilisation in the country has not kept pace with the growing demands of citizens for development projects and better services from government.
“Revenues have not been able to keep up with these demands, thus creating a deficit that has to...
As the country’s debt to GDP ratio reaches unsustainable levels — 69.8 percent, Head of the Economics Department at the University of Ghana, Prof. Peter Quartey, has said that any bond government intends to raise must be used to finance productive ventures that will pay back to boost GDP.
His...