No More Over-the-Counter Dollar Withdrawals – Adongo Announces Stricter BoG Measures

Isaac Adongo, a board member of the Bank of Ghana (BoG), has announced upcoming measures to significantly tighten restrictions on over-the-counter US dollar withdrawals from banks and other financial institutions. The move is aimed at stabilizing the local currency and curbing speculative activity. Currently, individuals can withdraw limited amounts of dollars if they provide valid…

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New Gas Processing Plant Will Transform Ghana’s Energy Sector – Finance Minister

Ghana’s Finance Minister, Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, has hailed the upcoming Second Gas Processing Plant (GPP II) as a transformative initiative poised to reshape the country’s energy landscape, create thousands of jobs, and deliver significant economic savings. Speaking at the inauguration of the GPP II Implementation Committee at the Ministry of Energy and Green Transition,…

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Mahama Reaffirms Government’s Commitment to Transforming Ghana’s Energy Sector

President John Dramani Mahama has reiterated the Government of Ghana’s strong commitment to transforming the country’s energy sector by shifting from hydrocarbons to renewable energy sources. Speaking at the 2025 African CEOs Forum Awards held in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, President Mahama outlined Ghana’s strategic vision to become West Africa’s leading petrochemical hub while simultaneously advancing…

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World Bank Applauds Ghana’s Progress on Social Cohesion Initiative

The World Bank has praised Ghana for its outstanding achievements under the Gulf of Guinea Northern Regions Social Cohesion (SOCO) Project, citing the country’s efforts as surpassing initial expectations and delivering transformative results. During a recent visit to SOCO project sites, Mr. Robin Mearns, the World Bank’s Global Director for Social Development, led a high-level…

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Makola, Okaishie Traders Push Back on Immediate Price Cuts Despite Cedi Appreciation

Traders at the bustling Makola and Okaishie markets in Accra are resisting growing pressure to slash prices, even as the Ghanaian cedi strengthens against major foreign currencies, particularly the US dollar. In recent weeks, the cedi has posted a notable recovery after prolonged depreciation, stirring public expectations for lower prices—especially on imported goods. However, many…

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