Business Government Imposes 20% Digital Service Tax Starting October 15 14.10.2026 ghpunchnews Ghanaian banks are set to collect a combined 20% tax on qualifying foreign digital subscriptions from October 15. Here is what it means for your bill.
Business NPA Says Diesel Relief Will Keep Prices Below GH¢20 in October’s First Pricing Window 02.10.2026 ghpunchnews Government has suspended the diesel D-Levy for October while TOR and Sentuo hold supply prices. The NPA expects the measures to limit pump-price increases.
Business GH¢19.8bn SOE Profit Under Scrutiny as Bright Simons Challenges SIGA Figures 01.09.2026 ghpunchnews IMANI Africa Vice President Bright Simons has challenged SIGA’s reported GH¢19.8 billion profit for Ghana’s state-owned enterprises, questioning the impact of currency gains and historical figures.
Business Trending No Thanks: Ghana Declines MTN’s GH¢20m Offer 26.08.2026 ghpunchnews The Government of Ghana has declined a proposed GH¢20 million support package from MTN Ghana for citizens affected by recent xenophobic attacks and anti-migrant tensions in South Africa. The Ministry…
Business Trending Ghana Rises to Sixth Among World’s Biggest Gold Producers After Record 5.94 Million Ounces 23.08.2026 ghpunchnews Ghana has strengthened its position in the global gold industry after producing a record 5.94 million ounces of gold in 2025, a performance the Ghana Chamber of Mines says has…
Business Bank of Ghana Injected Nearly $13 Billion into FX Market Within One Year 06.08.2026 ghpunchnews The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has revealed that the Bank of Ghana (BoG) injected nearly US$13 billion into Ghana’s foreign exchange (FX) market over the course of approximately one year…
Business Trending Apple and Ghana CID Join Forces in Major Crackdown on Suspected Counterfeit Devices 25.07.2026 ghpunchnews Apple representatives and Ghana’s CID are reportedly strengthening efforts to combat suspected counterfeit Apple products, with recent inspections in Kumasi raising the possibility of wider enforcement across Ghana.
