Category: Business
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Stakeholders want GIPC’s foreign direct inflows probed
Some stakeholders have called for an interrogation of the inflows from foreign direct investment reported by the Ghana Investment Promotion Center (GIPC). According to those raising issues with GIPC’s figures, the reported targets and actuals are somewhat misleading. GIPC for example set for itself a target of $10 billion dollars in foreign direct inflows for…
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Govt cautioned to maintain fiscal discipline to sustain Cedi stability
Majority of participants at the Graphic Business Stanbic Bank Breakfast Meeting have cautioned government to maintain fiscal discipline to help sustain the stability of the Cedi against other trading currencies, especially the US Dollar. According to them, there is the need to follow fiscal policies that will create room for a balanced trade market to…
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Govt establishes Tree Crop Dev’t Authority to boost export of timber
Government has announced the establishment of a Tree Crop Development Authority to regulate the production and sale of tree crops in the country. The Authority will enact policies to streamline the activities of farmers in the tree crop sector. The establishment of the authority follows the launch of the Planting for Exports and Rural Development (PERD),…
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Planting for Export and Rural Development will stabilize economy – Nana Addo
President Nana Akufo-Addo says the Planting for Export and Rural Development (PERD) will play a key role in stabilizing the economy. The programme aims to promote rural economic growth and improve household incomes of rural farmers. Under the program, farmers will receive certified improved seedlings, extension services, business support and regulatory mechanisms. Speaking at the…
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Mortgage products decreasing due to high loan default rate—GREDA
The Ghana Real Estate Developers Association (GREDA) has disclosed that banks in the country have reduced their mortgage products due to defaults in paying back loans. This, GREDA says has affected the housing sector, increasing the deficit over the years. Speaking to Citi Business News, the President of GREDA Patrick Ebo Bonful warned that the…
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Govt will achieve IMF, World Bank growth projections—Ofori-Atta
Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta has stated that Ghana will meet its 2019 growth projections set by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank. Some analysts have questioned the significance of the 8.8 percent and 7.6 percent growth rate projections made by the IMF and World Bank for Ghana’s Economic growth for 2019, saying that…



