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Ghana’s electricity sector is undergoing a period of change with power projects that will raise total installed generation capacity in the country by 65% by 2013.
Read the rest of this story »The Ghana Statistical Service has revised its data on nominal GDP, dramatically altering the macroeconomic picture for Ghana.
Read the rest of this story »There seems to be dark clouds hovering around the future of Ghana’s economy.
Read the rest of this story »Consumer and Business sentiments moved in opposite directions in the latest survey conducted in January 2011 by the Central Bank.
Read the rest of this story »A mission from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), led by Peter Allum, has projected that Ghana’s economy will grow by 13 percent, broadly evenly divided between growth of the non-oil economy and the start of oil production.
Read the rest of this story »As it celebrates its Centennial, IBM on Friday announced that Ghana is the destination for its 100th team and 1,000th employee involved in the company’s Corporate Service Corps pro bono community service program.
Read the rest of this story »The figures from Ghana’s bilateral trade between the United States (US) is encouraging, however, it could be better than what it is now.
Read the rest of this story »The President of the Republic of Ghana, John Evans Atta Mills, has cautioned drug barons to stay away from the country until he is no more a president, as he will deal ruthlessly with any drug trafficker when caught.
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