Traders Shut Shops In Protest Of Economic Hardship
Shops in Accra are closing from Wednesday, October 19 as traders start a three-day action to register displeasure at the current economic conditions. The Ghana...
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GPRTU Targets 30% To 40% Increase In Transport Fares After Fuel Price Hikes
The Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU) is targeting a 30 percent to 40 percent increase in transport fares following the recent rise in prices...
Our Businesses Are Going Down Like The Ghanaian Economy – Kumasi Traders Cries
Kumasi Traders, A group of merchants who ply their businesses within and around the Central Business District of Kumasi (Adum) have lamented their businesses are...
NCA Stops MTN’s “Free After 1” Promo
MTN Ghana has been forced to curtail the benefits of its 25th Anniversary “Free After 1” promotion due to a directive from the National Communication...
Traders In Accra To Shut Their Stores In Solidarity With Counterparts In Kumasi Over Taxes
Retail trade in the country could grind to a halt by the close of work on Wednesday as the Greater Accra Regional branch of the...
Kumasi Traders Shut Down Shops In Protest Of ‘Killer Taxes’ On Businesses
Traders within the Central Business District in the Kumasi Metropolis in the Ashanti Region have closed down their shops to protest what they say are...
Ghana’s Debt Stock Skyrockets From GH¢9 Billion To GH¢402.4 Billion – BoG
The October 2022 Bank of Ghana (BoG) Summary of Economic and Financial Data has revealed that Ghana’s public debt stock went from ¢9 billion ¢402.4...
Don’t Blame Us For Worsening Inflation Rate – BoG To World Bank
The Bank of Ghana has refuted the World Bank’s assertion that it is responsible for the increasing rate of inflation in the country. According to...
Bank Of Ghana Warns QwikLoan Defaulters To Repay Or Face The Repercussions
The Bank of Ghana (Bog) has warned individuals who have acquired loans through mobile money platforms but have deliberately refused to register their SIM cards...
New Data On E-Levy Show The Poor Is Hardest Hit – Report
Ghana’s introduction of a 1.5% tax on mobile money transactions in May 2022 has been watched closely by policymakers across Africa. The proponents of the...
