Business News of Friday, 28 February 2025

Skype is shutting down after two decades

Delta expands service to Ghana with new Accra-Atlanta route

Banks promise significant reduction in interest rates if BoG reviews CRR

Mahama’s SONA filled with populist promises, blame shifting – Osei Asare

WAPCo completes pipeline maintenance, resumes gas transportation

Ghana’s former Energy Minister under fire over unitization dispute

Ben Boakye oil industry: The need for fair regulation and investor confidence

T-bills auction: Government to borrow GH¢6.49bn; interest rates to plummet further

Order ECG and NEDCo to publish timetable to guide the current load shedding - Minority to Mahama

Pearl Nkrumah appointed as Chair of GSE Council

Ghana records highest interest rates decline among 11 top African countries

Cal Bank returns to significant growth in profit for 2024; PBT hits GHC414.2m

Failed Banks: Mahama will follow due process to assess whether they were justifiably collapsed or not – Adongo

Mahama to regularize ‘Okada’ for commercial transport

Ato Forson’s appointment as Finance Minister right; he’s always been ahead of me - Adongo

Mahama gives update on Women’s Development Bank

Assessing economy’s performance based on debts is intellectual dishonesty – Amin tells Mahama

Ghana in a much poorer state despite $20bn growth in the economy – Bokpin

GSA to support Finance Ministry in reviewing VAT on transit services

Gov’t sparks interest in US$1.3tn global MICE market

Private sector participation in ECG imminent – President announces

National Economic Dialogue: NPP will decide – Amin Adam on Mahama’s invitation

Gideon Boako urges Mahama to publish balances in the Sinking Fund

Loans are not free, repay to help reduce interest rates – Dr. Opoku-Afari

‘We will get it right this time’ – Mahama resuscitates national airline dream

‘Ghana was on the path to economic recovery, Mahama can’t rewrite history,’ says Abena Osei-Asare

Our risk strategy shielded us from DDEP shocks – First Bank Ghana MD

Ghana recorded a trade surplus of GH₵20.5bn in Q4 of 2024