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SSNIT plans to more than double its fixed income allocation to 48.8 per cent while significantly reducing its exposure to equities and alternative investments.

    By Regional Superintendent’s Communication Secretariat   In a significant development for the Assemblies of God Ghana, the General Superintendent, Rev. Stephen Wengam, alongside the Regional Superintendent for the …

Adesina outlined the resilience of Africa’s economies despite global challenges, noting that the continent remains the second-fastest-growing region after Asia.

“A central bank doesn’t work towards making a profit. Its aim or its mandate is actually to keep prices stable”, the podcast revealed.

The trader emphasized specific difficulties in the hardware distribution sector, where the VAT implementation resembles double taxation.

the Chamber’s member companies brought $4.2 billion into Ghana through commercial banks and the Bank of Ghana in 2023.

Rising youth unemployment in Ghana is a growing concern, prompting calls for intensified structural transformation.

Mr Kairu elaborated on the impact of multinational corporations operating in Ghana, noting, “You also have multinational companies in this country and you are losing over $1.4 billion every year …

The ORC reminded companies and businesses in default to file their annual returns and renewals as directed by the Registrar of Companies, as the Office will conclude the validation process …

Ghana has been negotiating with the IPPs since last year to rework the arrears as part of its external debt revamp.