Today's Ghana Business, Banking and Economic news

Still in the wake of a massive product failure that threatened to mar its priceless reputation built from years of cutting edge innovations in general electronics and mobile technology, Samsung is out again on one its adventurous moves with technology. This time with perhaps potentially one of the most significant revolution in the auto industry in the 21^st century, Smart Cars.

President John Dramani Mahama has inaugurated the Gold Coast (GC) Refinery Ghana Limited, which officials say is the largest gold refinery in West Africa and the second largest in Africa.

In a tone that could be regarded as a direct opposite to that of the man we’ve known in the last 500 days of one of the most divisive presidential campaign witnessed in modern history, President – elect Donald Trump promised "great, great relationships" with other nations.

The Ghana Union of Traders Association (GUTA) has decried high taxes local business owners have to pay to retrieve goods at the various ports.

The Industrial and Commercial Workers Union (ICU) and the Association of Ghana Industries (AGI) have intensified calls on the government to reduce the tax burden on its members.

The Social Business Academia Conference 2016, will end Paris, France today on the topic “Poverty Reduction in Ghana through social entrepreneurship.”

“I am not a politician! I don’t like to be involved in their somewhat game of intrigue!” These are just a few refrains that are shared by those who perceive the activities of politics or government as an isolated or one that has little or no effect on them personally but as polls open in the world’s largest economy, U.S.,

Vodafone Ghana’s External Affairs and Legal Director, Gayheart Mensah is the PR Personality of the Year 2015, according to the Institute of Public Relations (IPR).

Technical working groups under the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have met to map out a contingency plan for the oil sector.

The decision to leave the European Union is one that has generated so much interest in the U.K. and around the globe in recent times than any other event or development in the country.

The Ghanaian government is calling on stakeholders in the agricultural private sector to put in more investment as the sector holds abundant promise.

Ghana has moved an impressive 13 places up on the Trading Across Borders in the latest World Bank Ease of Doing Business Report, an indication that the Ghana National Single Window (GNSW) programme initiated by the government is already paying off.

Ahead of parliament going on break on Thursday, November 3, 2016 for the December 7 polls, officials of the finance ministry have tendered in documents to parliament for fund approval for the phase 2 of the Tamale Airport to take off.

It brings a chill feeling on existing and potential investors of Africa’s second largest  economy, South Africa, whom in the last three weeks have been under a frenzy as the nation’s finance chief came under vicious attack  expressed in charges of fraud leveled against him: charges that are widely speculated to have been politically motivated by President Jacob Zuma or his close aides.

In a move that should essentially take customer experience to the next level, Vodafone Ghana has announced that it is introducing mobile data relief packages for customers who experience Fixed Broadband Faults.