Accra, Ghana//-The Attorney-General has closed its case in the Skytrain scandal trial involving two accused persons — Mr Solomon Asamoah, former Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund (GIIF), and Prof Christopher Ameyaw-Ekumfi, former Board Chairman of the Fund — who are facing charges for allegedly causing financial loss to the state through […]
Category: Economy
Ghana: ‘He Sold His Cow to Repay Debt’ – How Headmistress Forced Ex-staff to Return Wrongly Paid Salary
The Headmistress of Islamic Girls Senior High School, Safia Salifu, has told Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee (PAC) how a former staff member sold his cow to refund a wrongfully paid salary after she invited the police to intervene in the matter.
ISODEC: IMF’s New Policy Could Undermine Ghana’s Economic Autonomy
Accra, Ghana//-Adamu Abille, an economist and research analyst at the Integrated Social Development Centre (ISODEC), has criticised the government’s move to take up a Policy Coordination Instrument (PCI) deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
MTN Group Signals Shift from USSD to Smartphone-Driven Financial Services
Accra, Ghana// – The Group Chief Executive Officer of MTN Group, Ralph Mupita, has signalled a major transition in Africa’s digital financial ecosystem, noting a gradual shift from USSD-based services to smartphone-driven, app-based financial platforms.
Ghana’s Export earnings Hit $11.1bn on Surging Gold Prices
Ghana’s total export earnings reached $11.1 billion by the end of April 2026, driven largely by rising gold prices and strong export performance.
Future of Development Cooperation Coalition Releases First Report; Calls for Country-Centered Rethinking of Development Cooperation
Washington D.C., London, Accra//– The report makes the case that development cooperation should be understood through the broader balance sheet countries manage in pursuit of economic and social transformation — including domestic resources, institutional capacity, trade, investment, human capital, external partnerships, and exposure to growing global risks — not aid flows alone.
Xenophobic Attacks: Gov’t Announces Schedule to Evacuate Ghanaians from South Africa
Ghana’s government has announced a support package for citizens being evacuated from South Africa following ongoing xenophobic attacks targeting other African nationals.
Ghana: Okaikwei North Municipal Assembly Supports Craftsmen, Apprentices
Accra, Ghana//-The Okaikwei North Municipal Assembly in the Greater Accra Region, in collaboration with the National Apprenticeship Programme (NAP), has supported master craftsmen and apprentices with essential tools and equipment to boost their work and skills acquisition.
United States Issues Travel Restrictions Related on the Bundibugyo Ebola Outbreak
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia/ — The United States has issued travel restrictions on countries experiencing the Bundibugyo Ebola Outbreak.
Global Economy Faces New Test As Trade, Food and Finance Shocks Spread
Global growth is expected to ease in 2026. Trade is still resilient, but AI-related sectors are masking weaker momentum elsewhere. Food security is becoming a financial stability concern. Developing economies face capital outflow risks and tighter financing conditions. Clean energy, predictable trade and stronger financial safeguards can reduce future exposure. The global economy entered 2026 […]











