Building Cost Inflation Rises to 4.0% as Equipment Prices Surge
Ghana’s building cost inflation rose to 4.0% in July 2026, driven largely by higher prices of plant and equipment as ...
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Government to Subsidise Diesel by GH¢2 Per Litre as Fuel Prices Surge
The government is set to absorb GH¢2 per litre of diesel costs from Tuesday, August 4, 2026, in a move ...
Gold-driven export surge pushes Ghana’s trade surplus to record GH¢148.3bn
Ghana’s export sector delivered a record performance in 2025, driving the country’s trade surplus to GH¢148.3 billion, the highest level ...
MIIF royalty collections surge as 2026 revenues outpace full-year 2025 performance
The Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF) has recorded a sharp increase in mineral royalty collections in the first half of ...
Utility complaints surge in Western, Western North as PURC resolves 97% of cases
The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) has successfully resolved 97 per cent of utility-related complaints received in the Western and ...
PURC resolves 97% of utility complaints in Western regions as consumer reports surge
The Western and Western North Directorates of the Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) have recorded a significant improvement in resolving ...
Mahama Highlights Surge in Ghana’s Foreign Reserves as Economy Shows Signs of Recovery
President John Dramani Mahama has announced a significant rise in Ghana’s international reserves, describing it as a key indicator of ...
Pedestrian Deaths Surge as Speeding Drivers Turn Ghana’s Roads Into Killing Zones
Ghana is facing a growing road safety emergency as pedestrian deaths continue to rise sharply, with road safety authorities warning ...
Telecom Industry Loses Ground as Fibre Cuts Surge to 8,000 Annually
The Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications has sounded the alarm over a dramatic rise in fibre cuts across the country, warning ...
LPG Prices Surge Despite Slight Drop in Petrol and Diesel Price Floors
Consumers are set to pay more for Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) in the first pricing window of May, even as ...