Ghana's mining sector faces an investor exodus due to an unfavorable tax regime, risking major investment losses to neighboring countries.
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Ghana Chamber of Mines Rejects Nationalisation Calls, Advocates for Strengthened Regulation
Ghana Chamber of Mines rejects nationalization, advocating for stronger regulation, transparency, and investor confidence to boost mineral wealth.
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Ghana Taps Local Markets for $1 Billion Cocoa Bond Amid Sector Shake-Up
Ghana plans a $1 billion local bond to fund cocoa purchases, marking a strategic shift to revitalize its vital cocoa…
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Macron Pledges €23 Billion Investment for Africa at Nairobi Summit, Shifting Partnership Paradigm
Discover how Macron's €23 billion investment in Africa aims to create 250,000 jobs and redefine France's partnership with the continent.
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Global Africa Trade Advisory Chamber Set to Launch in Abuja, Boosting Intra-African Commerce
Learn how the Global Africa Trade Advisory Chamber's Abuja launch will significantly boost intra-African trade, investment, and development.
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Benso Oil Palm Plantation Proposes Substantial Dividend for 2025 Financial Year
Benso Oil Palm Plantation proposes a substantial 0.2420 per share dividend for 2025, signaling strong returns for investors.
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U.S. and African Leaders to Converge on Washington for Summit Focused on Trade, Investment, and Industrial Growth
U.S. and African leaders converge in Washington D.C. to strengthen economic ties, trade, and investment at the upcoming summit.
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WAMPEX 2026 Relocates to Accra’s La Palm Royal Beach Hotel, Anticipates Record Attendance for 19th Edition
Discover WAMPEX 2026's new venue at Accra's La Palm Royal Beach Hotel, anticipating record attendance for West Africa's premier mining…
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Ghana Eyes IMF Policy Coordination Instrument Post-ECF
Ghana eyes an IMF Policy Coordination Instrument post-ECF to boost investor confidence and maintain fiscal discipline.
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Ghana’s Secondary Bond Market Sees Significant Dip in Turnover
Ghana's secondary bond market turnover plunged 46.60% to GHu00a21.25 billion last week as investors favored shorter-term bonds amid economic caution.
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