The Chief of Staff of the Republic of Ghana, Julius Debrah, has called on both government and the private sector to work in close partnership to accelerate Ghana’s economic transformation, during his keynote address at the Kwahu Business Forum 2026 on Friday, April 3. Mr. Debrah emphasised that manufacturing must sit at the heart of Ghana’s growth strategy if the country is to achieve a larger, more stable, and inclusive economy.
Emmanuel Baah Benimah, Deputy General Secretary (Operations) of the Industrial and Commercial Workers’ Union, has cautioned the Government of Ghana against introducing foreign equity into the Volta Aluminium Company Limited, insisting the company must remain wholly Ghanaian.
The Government of Ghana has secured GH¢3.1 billion in bids from investors in its first 7-year cedi-denominated bond auction following the Domestic Debt Exchange Programme.
Tema Oil Refinery: From Decline to Revival Under Edmond Kombat
The Tema Oil Refinery has moved from a period of partial recovery before 2017 to deep decline, and now to a gradual revival under the leadership of Edmond Kombat, restoring operations, rebuilding staff trust, and repositioning the refinery as a strategic national asset. Once deemed a “white elephant” amid debates over potential privatization, the refinery is steadily coming back to life.
The Government of Ghana has welcomed Burkina Faso’s decision to lift the suspension on Special Export Authorisations (ASE) for fresh tomatoes, describing the move as a key boost to supply and market stability.
Preparations have been finalized for the 2026 edition of the Kwahu Business Forum, with organisers expressing strong confidence that enhanced planning and new innovations will deliver a seamless, impactful, and productive business summit.
In a move that could provide a much-needed "cushion" for Ghanaian motorists, the government has signaled that it is finally open to reviewing the controversial taxes and levies embedded in petroleum prices.
In a significant update on the government’s flagship infrastructure agenda, the Minister for Roads and Highways, Governs Kwame Agbodza, has revealed that several major trunk road projects under the "Big Push" programme have officially crossed the 50% completion mark.
The Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU) has issued a strong ultimatum to the government, demanding the removal of taxes on petroleum products within 48 hours. The union warns that failure to act will leave transport operators with no choice but to push for an increase in transport fares across the country.
Accra, 31 March 2026 — The 24-Hour Economy Authority and the National Petroleum Authority (NPA) today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to coordinate the expansion of round-the-clock operations across Ghana’s downstream petroleum sector. The
Speech By The Chief Executive Of The National Petroleum Authority (Npa) At The Signing Ceremony Of The Memorandum Of Understanding (Mou) Between The 24-Hour Economy Authority And The National Petroleum Authority
Anthony Morrison, Chief Executive Officer of the Chamber of Agribusiness Ghana, has dismissed concerns over a potential tomato shortage in Ghana following Burkina Faso’s recent suspension of fresh tomato exports.
In a stunning reversal of Ghana’s economic narrative, the "silent tax" of inflation has officially retreated to levels not seen since the late 90s. Data from the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) confirms that annual inflation dropped to 3.3% in February 2026marking the 14th consecutive month of decline and the lowest reading since August 1999.
