Business News of Wednesday, 12 March 2025

Debt, Investment, and Growth in Ghana: Did We Borrow to Consume? Prof. Peter Quartey to provide answers at GAAS Inaugural Lecture

2025 Budget: Govt spending rises by 16% amid fiscal consolidation concerns

John Jinapor: WAPCo’s gas supply to Ghana reduced over $20m debt

24-hour economy and 4 other major interventions in 2025 Budget

Ghana is open for business: A new dawn for investment and economic prosperity – GIPC CEO

Govt’s 2025 inflation target ‘a little aggressive’ – Economist

Whoever created BoG’s GH₵53bn negative equity mess should be held responsible – Dr. Atuahene

We have allocated GH¢1.5bn for agric for economic transformation agenda – Ato Forson

Government unlikely to pull out of IMF programme; support crucial for foreign exchange liquidity – Fitch Solutions

17,000 MoMo businesses collapsed due to E-levy and other challenges – MoMo Agents Association

FirstBank Ghana to launch exclusive private and wealth management services

Cocoa production has dropped by 50 percent in the last 3 years - Finance Minister

Government proposes 3 percent increase in Growth & Sustainability Levy for mining sector

Ghana to pay GH¢150.3bn in domestic debt service over next 4 years

Motor Insurance VAT scrapped to protect drivers; ordinary Ghanaians – Finance Minister Dr Ato Forson

‘Akufo-Addo’s government did not implement PFM Act; we need to apply sanctions’ – Finance Minister

Ghana’s VAT system is distorted, we must fix it – Finance Minister Dr Ato Forson

‘Over GH₵80m was collected in betting tax, Amin Adam got it wrong’ – Finance Minister

Parts of Accra to experience power outage as ECG concludes 2-day maintenance works | TIG Post

We never implemented betting tax, VAT on motor insurance – Minority

Betting tax: Who is keeping the 10% deducted from bettors’ winnings?

Finance Minister Ato Forson to present bill under certificate of urgency to scrap E-levy and betting tax

2025 Budget: We must be cautious with the pomp and pageantry – IERPP

Govt targets 11.9% inflation rate by end of 2025 – Ato Forson

AGI criticises govt for extending special import levy to 2028

2025 Budget: GHS67.5bn owed to contractors and suppliers – Ato Forson

Gov’t won’t use taxpayer funds to bailout BoG – Ato Forson

Rising foreign competition in Ghana’s construction sector sparks concerns

AGI fumes over 3% Growth and Sustainability Levy increase

Daniel McKorley to inspire young entrepreneurs at PCH Hangouts 2025 Edition