Business Day (Ghana) - 2024-02-12

• I will limit Government spending to 105% of Prior Year’s Tax Revenue
• Bond Market To Recover Gradually But To Remain Distant From Pre-DDEP
• Building capacity of lawmakers in public debt mgt key to sustainabl­e economic dev’t – WAIFEM D-G
• GUTA to sign accountabi­lity agreement with political leaders
• Ofori-Atta Engages China to Explore Aviation Sector
• Unbridled Free Market Has Taken A Toll On Local Manufactur­ing – AGI President
• Spices chief calls for tax breaks, export growth
• Government To Borrow GH¢180bn Via T-Bills In 2024
• Commonweal­th Countries Need To Create 50,000 Jobs Daily
• Bawumia touts Zipline’s life-saving impact
• It’ll be difficult for Bawumia to scrap e-levy if elected president – Prof. Gatsi
• Addison explains what gave Ghanaian bondholder­s confidence to partake in debt exchange programme
• Import Restrictio­ns: A Double-Edged Sword For Ghana’s Economy – Michael Yamson
• Tullow to take drilling break in Ghana this year; 5 wells expected onstream
• Invest in the best, invest in Ghana, the undisputed mining hub of Africa – Jinapor at Indaba
• Improving the Agric Value Chain: Retailers of Yara Fertilizer­s awarded in Tamale
• Boost For Cashew, Oil Palm Value Chains
• Experts predict food import inflationa­ry impact as Burkina Faso et al exit ECOWAS
• Global Food Inflation to Remain High In 2024 – World Bank
• SIC Life, B&FT strengthen ties
• Zenith Bank Ghana & African Guarantee Fund partner to empower Ghanaian MSMEs, women-owned/led businesses
• BoG helped pull economy back from the brink
• Zenith Bank Ghana & African Guarantee Fund partner to empower Ghanaian MSMEs, women-owned/led businesses
• GCB Bank commended for financial inclusion, innovation

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