BUSINESS

Gov’t cuts sod for siting of steel factory at Ningo Prampram

The Ministry of Trade and Industry, in collaboration with B5Plus Limited, a foreign steel manufacturing and distribution company, has cut sod for the construction of a steel company in the Ningo Prampram District. The project is part of the Government’s efforts to establish one factory per district to reduce the unemployment rate in the country. The project is fully funded ...

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Bank Crisis: Your Deposits Are Safe, Ignore Rumours – UniCredit To Customers

The Management of uniCredit has called on its customers to remain calm and ignore rumours that the firm is facing challenges following the consolidation of its sister company – uniBank- with others into the Consolidated Bank of Ghana (CBG). The BoG merged uniBank, Sovereign bank, Beige bank, Royal bank and Construction bank under the new name CBG. The merger, according ...

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Assist Ghana To Showcase Its Innovations – Ursula Lures Investors

Minister for communication, Ursula Owusu-Ekuful, has called on the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) and investors to assist Ghana and other nations to showcase innovations taking place in their countries. ITU, she said can assist by creating a more congenial environment and platform so that Ghana and other nations can exhibit their innovations. The Ablekuma West MP noted such support will ...

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World’s first all-inclusive Supply Chain Compendium to be officially launched in Ghana

Africa’s first ever appointed professor extraordinaire for supply and value chain management, Prof. Douglas Boateng, is set to launch the world’s most-sought-after Supply Chain Management (SCM) compendium on Tuesday, September 11, 2018, at Labadi Beach Hotel. The Second Edition of the book titled “Executive Insight Series: Compendium of Supply Chain Management Terms” contains thousands of definitions to help the public ...

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Banking rot probe: CBG, KPMG, PwC next for Parliament

Officials of Consolidated Bank Ghana (CBG), KPMG and PricewaterhouseCoopers are scheduled to appear before Parliament’s Finance Committee on Thursday as a probe into the collapse of seven banks enters day two. Issues relating to job losses, the legality of the establishment of the Consolidated Bank and how government investments in the bank can be recouped are expected to dominate discussions ...

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Sinohydro Arrangement Is Innovative Outside-The-Box-Thinking – Bawumia

The decision by the Nana Akufo-Addo government to enter into a $2 billion Bauxite for Infrastructure barter arrangement with the Sinohydro Corporation of China is an example of the innovative, out-of-the-box thinking influencing the government’s approach to national development, Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, has indicated. This arrangement seeks to leverage a fraction of Ghana’s bauxite resources to address the ...

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China’s $2bn bauxite facility: Lessons from the infamous CDB $3bn loan

Ghana, like any other resource-rich country, has the right to leverage its natural resources for its development. Accordingly, the ruling NPP government is seeking to swap bauxite for infrastructure with China under the Sinohydro-Ghana infrastructure-for-bauxite agreement signed in Beijing this week. Under this agreement, China through Sinohydro will construct $2 billion worth of roads, hospitals, bridges and other infrastructure in ...

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BoG Solely Responsible For Banking Crisis – Jinapor

Former Deputy Power Minister and a Member of the Finance Committee John Jinapor says the Bank of Ghana is solely responsible for the crisis in the banking sector leading to the collapse of some seven indigenous banks. His comments followed the appearance of the governor of the central bank, Dr Ernest Addison and officials of the Finance Ministry before the ...

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