Regulatory filings, policy documents, and official communications
MTN's Xtratime and Airtel's credit advance services went dark on 16-17 April.
The 24-Hour Economy Secretariat is proposing a new cooperative legal framework and a Solidarity Fund to replace NLCD 252, the decree that has governed Ghanaian cooperatives since 1968.
The traders association called off a five-day work stoppage after emergency talks at Ghana Shippers' House on 13 April. Transport Minister Joseph Nikpe Bukari will meet GUTA on Thursday. No concessions were announced. The Publican AI system remains operational at Tema.
The single-principal rule took effect 1 April 2026. Agents can no longer serve multiple fintechs. Super agents are barred from offering agent banking directly. The directive reshapes a market that processes billions in daily cash-in, cash-out transactions.
GSA CEO Ransford Gyampo says 75 percent of importers have little or no knowledge of cargo insurance requirements.
The Bank of Ghana's March 31 deadline for rural banks to convert into community banks has passed.
The 'Central Bank Bridge: Remit2Invest' forum at the Alexandria Hilton brought together BoG technical experts, commercial bank representatives, and GIPC officials.
Section 58 of the Bank of Ghana Act requires audited accounts submitted to the Minister of Finance within three months of year-end and published within six months. The 2025 deadline was end of March.
The APC founder issued four demands on 22 April: terminate exclusivity clauses, open competitive licensing, ensure NLA oversight of revenues, and guarantee local tech firms can compete.
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 BoG Governor told licensed fintechs on 24 April that innovation without consumer protection undermines inclusion. The same week, AGI's president said inconsistencies in the secured lending regime are limiting SME credit.
