The Finance Minister and BoG Governor head to Washington for bilateral talks, investor briefings, and a sovereign debt roundtable. Ghana is on course to exit the IMF programme in August 2026. The delegation arrives with Moody's positive outlook, S&P at B-, and 3.
The petroleum oversight body flagged risks in the Tullow-led acquisition of the FPSO Prof. John Evans Atta Mills for a declining field producing 16,000 barrels a day.
The April Africa Economic Update names Ghana among the economies most exposed to Middle East escalation. Refined fuel imports cover 70 percent of consumption.
The farmgate price was cut 28.6 percent in February after global futures collapsed from $12,000 to $4,200 per tonne. LBCs owe banks $750 million. Outstanding farmer arrears exceeded GH¢10 billion.
GRA Commissioner-General Anthony Sarpong says five years of trade data show 525,000 transactions worth $83 billion passed through ICUMS. The Publican AI system has since flagged GH¢11 billion in port revenue leakage.
Olakunle Williams founded Tetracore in Nigeria and grew it to 90MMscfd in gas supply, 300MW in power generation, and subsidiaries in Ghana and Equatorial Guinea.
CEO Wale Tinubu told Reuters the drilling campaign targets assets acquired from ConocoPhillips and Eni. Current production is 32,000 barrels a day across infrastructure built for 483,000. The Gulf crisis is the funding catalyst. Ghana and Ivory Coast are on the expansion list.
Less than 5 percent of intra-African trade is credit-insured. 95 percent of Ghanaian businesses cannot secure loans because they lack physical collateral. The Accra forum brought Coface's risk intelligence, Societe Generale's lending perspective, and FEDCO's exporter experience to the same table.
The ECOWAS development bank posted a 47.7% jump in disbursements, grew total assets to $2.39 billion, and launched a five-year strategy that routes 63 percent of new commitments to private enterprises.
Norfund puts in $15 million. Axis Pension Trust puts in $5 million. Growth Investment Partners' total capital base sits at roughly $70 million.
The FMCG manufacturer founded by Chris Kirubi in 1974 will distribute personal care and home care products through an unnamed Ghanaian partner.
The 18-month pilot used POS transaction data as the credit proxy. Average loan size is 1 percent of annual revenue. The digitised collateral framework ties repayment to platform access. Now they want to scale to N500 billion.