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The Bank of Ghana cut its policy rate to 21.5 percent, aiming to boost lending, lower borrowing costs, and support growth as inflation trends lower.

Ghana’s export earnings surged to $17 billion by August 2025, driven by gold and cocoa, boosting its trade surplus to $6.1 billion and supporting a strong cedi.

Ghanaian advocate Awo Ablo joins Oracle’s board, blending nonprofit, policy, and corporate leadership as the tech giant deepens its global cloud expansion.

Daniel McKorley credits McDan moving in silence for building a regional powerhouse, urging entrepreneurs to protect fragile ideas from early exposure.

Ghana will phase out the double-track system with GH¢1 billion from GETFund, reinforcing Free SHS while tackling infrastructure deficits.

Mahama says Ghana will not rush back to the capital markets, stressing fiscal discipline and consolidation after the 2022 debt default.

The NIA has launched Ghana Card registration for children aged six to 14, beginning at Premium Centres and expanding to District Offices in the coming weeks.

Ghana plans safeguards after the IMF exit in 2026, aiming to reassure investors and sustain fiscal discipline despite donor concerns.

Adrian Alter begins his IMF Ghana role, leading programme reviews, supporting reforms, and working with authorities on stability and development goals.

The Bank of Ghana has suspended UBA Ghana’s forex licence for one month over repeated violations involving unauthorised remittance partnerships.