Government Set To Borrow GH¢3.33billion This Week
The government will borrow GH¢3.33 billion from the treasury market on Friday May 12, 2023, to partly refinance maturities worth GH¢2.31 billion. Joy Business understands...
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MTN Set To Bring Back Zone Bundle After Losing Over 3 Million Subscribers
Following a loss of over 3 million subscribers, MTN plans to reinstate the Zone bundle. MTN Ghana has announced in a text message to all...
Zone Bundle Has Been Suspended – MTN To Subscribers
MTN Ghana has announced a suspension of its Data Zone bundle, the suspension started on Wednesday, April 05, 2023. The telecom giant apologized to its...
ECG Disconnects Power To DCE’s Official Residence Over illegal Connection
The Electricity Company of Ghana has cut power supply to the official residence of the District Chief Executive of the Amansie South District Assembly in...
Ghanaian Punters Worried Over New Tax On Sports Betting
Some Ghanaian sports fans are expressing mixed reactions after government’s decision to introduce taxes on lotteries and sports betting. On March 31, Parliament approved three...
Sports Betting And Lottery Winnings To Be Subjected To 10% Tax
The government of Ghana is due to implement a 10% tax on earnings from lotteries, games of chance winnings and sports betting at the point...
We’re Not Introducing GH¢500 Coin; Ignore Contrary Claims – BoG
The Bank of Ghana [BoG] has asked Ghanaians to disregard reports that it is planning to introduce a GH¢500 coin as part of the country’s...
BoG Governor Calls For Speedy Approval Of Revenue Bills To Fast-Track IMF Deal
Ghana’s quest to secure an IMF balance of payment support may delay following the country’s inability to meet some of the conditionalities by the end...
Mobile Money Transactions In Only 2 Months Of 2023 Hit GH¢264.1billion
The total value of Mobile Money transactions in the first two months of 2023 hit ¢264.1 billion, about 72.6% growth year-on-year. This significant growth shows...
ECG Disconnects Cape Coast Sports Stadium Over GH¢513,000 Debt
The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has cut the power supply to the Cape Coast Sports Stadium over legacy debts of GH¢513,000. The move forms...
