NEWSLETTER | 08 -12 -2022

Government establishes ¢15bn Ghana Financial Stability Fund

The Ghana Financial Stability Fund (GFSF) has been established by the government with a goal of GH15 billion to be contributed by the government and its development partners.

The Fund will provide liquidity to financial institutions that participate fully in the Domestic Debt Exchange.

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Parliament to debate censure motion against Ofori-Atta today

Today, December 8, 2022, Members of Parliament (MPs) will start debating the resolution of censure against the troubled Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta

All hands on deck for economic transformation – Experts

There is an urgent need for broad consensus building that takes into account every demographic group if the country is to enter a period of socioeconomic transition and sustained prosperity.

Roads Minister: “GH50p, GH1 period road tolls over, we will pay more in 2023”

According to Kwasi Amoako-Atta, the Minister of Roads and Highways, this is the case. He said that the toll collection, when it is reinstated in 2023, will take place electronically rather than manually as it once did.

KSM says he has been battling prostate cancer for a year

Ghanaian satirist Kwaku Sintim-Misa has disclosed that he has been battling prostate cancer for a year. In an exclusive interview on the JoyNews’ AM Show, KSM, as he is popularly known, revealed his health condition.

2022 World Cup: High Court injunct Multimedia over broadcast rights

All radio stations owned by Multimedia Group Ltd are prohibited from starting or continuing to broadcast the Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup by an interlocutory order issued by the High Court of Accra. The injunction will remain pending until the hearing and determination of the Motion On Notice.

Before 2023, four African billionaires may cease to be billionaires

As macroeconomic volatility, geopolitical tensions, and supply chain disruptions continue to have an impact on the performance and valuation of the companies they own, four of the 23 African billionaires tracked by BillionairesAfrica are on track to end 2022 as multimillionaires rather than billionaires.