Speakers at an upstream O&G finance panel discussion at African Energy Week: Invest in African Energies conference highlighted mature assets, mergers and acquisitions and sustainable development as the latest trends
This week has been an interesting one on the Ghanaian social media space, especially Facebook. From a bizarre story in the former Spanish colony of Equatorial Guinea to the fierce
Ghana Amalgamated Trust Plc (GAT) appreciates the public interest in its activities and welcomes discussions around its role in Ghana’s financial sector. “GAT and its Role in the Financial
In today’s highly competitive business landscape, providing exceptional customer experiences has become a strategic imperative for financial institutions looking to achieve operational excellence and business transformation in the fast-growing digital
As the holiday season approaches, government has expressed confidence in the cedi’s ability to withstand increased forex demand. During a media briefing in Washington, D.C., Finance Minister Dr. Mohammed Amin
The global remittance market is vital for sustaining families and communities in developing nations, including Ghana. Millions of Ghanaians rely on remittances from abroad to meet basic needs such as
In Ghana’s evolving financial landscape, banking leaders, presently, face a daunting challenge: managing the ever-increasing pressure on U.S. dollars by their clientele amid economic uncertainty. As the nation grapples with
While Finance Minister Mohammed Amin Adam has criticized the management of Sunon Asogli Power Plant Limited for acting in “bad faith” by shutting down its production plant over Electricity Company
Ghana’s mining sector saw a troubling surge in accidents last year, with fatalities spiking by 600 percent, raising serious concerns about safety within the industry. In 2023, seven workers lost
Imagine a bird – a magpie, perhaps – drawn to the shiniest, most valuable things it can find. Diligently, it collects these shiny treasures and stores them in its nest.
