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Ghana Airports Company (GACL) Earns Top Honor as ‘Most Profitable’ State-Owned Enterprise at PELT Awards 2022

IMF: Ghana has fulfilled obligations, awaiting creditor action on debt restructuring

IMF, World Bank work to accelerate debt treatment for Ghana, others under G20

Zambia advises Ghana to have restrictive laws on debt accumulation

2024 budget: Government commits to more expenditure cuts, aggressive growth, jobs

Customer Service Week: Pan-African Savings and Loans provides medical services to clients

Former Capital Bank CEO Ato Essien jailed 15 years

NPA sanctions seven OMCs for illicit fuel distribution

Gold Coast Fund Management Company customers begin day 2 of protest at Finance Ministry
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Zenith Bank @ 18 – Celebrating a legacy of financial excellence

Former Capital Bank CEO Ato Essien jailed 15 years

IMF clarifies Ghana’s growth rate projection

NPA sanctions seven OMCs for illicit fuel distribution

Gold Coast Fund Management Company customers begin day 2 of protest at Finance Ministry

IMF awaits Ghana’s agreement with bilateral creditors before releasing next tranche of $3bn bailout

Development Bank Ghana set to diversify financial offerings by introducing equity fund alongside lending activities.

Access Bank registers a GH¢0.30 increase in its share price as the local stock exchange witnesses no declines

Ghana’s 3% economic growth an indication of a resilient economy – IMF Mission Chief
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Ghana loses GHS 49.5 million to cyber fraud in nine months

Nigeria aims for $5 billion tech investment by 2027

Genius IT Foundation achieves STEM.org accreditation

Pharmaceutical Society charged to utilize AI to transform industry

Apple says iPhone and iPad apps will show up on the vision OS App Store from the get-go

China launches $41 billion fund to accelerate semiconductor industry

Digital marketing: Event managers urged to explore growth opportunities

Govt. urged to commit more investments to enhance AI competencies

Stakeholders in digital ecosystem charged to do more to protect child privacy
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A look into how business in Nigeria has fared since President Tinubu’s election

The effect of the Israel-Gaza conflict and national census ripples across SA’s economy

West Africa records growth despite coups and underperformance of its largest economies

World Bank projects Africa’s economy to slow down to 2.5%

Billion dollar opioid addiction market fuels Nigeria’s drug crisis

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Punitive domestic tariffs threaten African trade

South Africa adds Ghana to E Visa list

Ofori-Atta commends G20 for AU’s inclusion, urges common voice
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A look into how business in Nigeria has fared since President Tinubu’s election

byBenjamin Aklama

The effect of the Israel-Gaza conflict and national census ripples across SA’s economy

West Africa records growth despite coups and underperformance of its largest economies

World Bank projects Africa’s economy to slow down to 2.5%

Billion dollar opioid addiction market fuels Nigeria’s drug crisis

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MPs table law to cap bank lending rates in Kenya

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Fishy Mozambique deal snares lenders

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Algeria to negotiate directly with foreigners on oil and gas stakes

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Atlas inks beer bottles deal for its Ethiopia glass plant

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Algeria: Attacks in Belgium – Air Algerie Suspends Marketing of Tickets to Brussels

This picture taken on January 28, 2016 in Lagos shows naira banknotes, Nigeria's currency.
Nigeria's central bank governor, Godwin Emefiele, on January 26 dismissed calls to devalue the naira in his monetary policy committee statement. Instead he chose to continue propping up the currency at 197-199 naira to the dollar and maintain foreign-exchange restrictions. As a result, the naira on the black market is hovering around a record low of 305, fuelling complaints from domestic and foreign businesses who can't access dollars required for imports. / AFP / PIUS UTOMI EKPEI

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Nigeria’s state oil firm said to have withheld $25bn

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Saudi prince, Kenya partners locked in battle for agro-firm

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Domestic debt now crosses Sh1.6trn

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MPs table law to cap bank lending rates in Kenya

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