New Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Policy will transform Ghana - National Vaccine Institute CEO

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Northern Ashanti Mines: Former Minerals Commission official urges negotiation over debt

A former Chief Inspector of Mines with the Minerals Commission, Obiri Yeboah Twumasi, has urged the Commission to negotiate a payment plan with Northern Ashanti Mines over its alleged outstanding statutory fees rather than allow the dispute to escalate. He says a negotiated settlement could…

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GRIDCo's Anwomaso–Ahodwo transmission line upgrade in Kumasi reaches 70%; planned outages to facilitate commissioning in November

A statement issued by GRDICo on Thursday, October 29, said that this marks significant progress towards improving the reliability of electricity supply in Kumasi and its environs.

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ADB posts GH¢478.5 million PBT, builds stronger capital and liquidity buffers

Agricultural Development Bank (ADB) PLC has recorded strong financial performance for the nine months ended September 30, 2026, posting a profit before tax (PBT) of GH¢478.5 million, up from GH¢447.5 million in the corresponding period of 2025.

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Anas Aremeyaw Anas announces exposé on Angela List’s Nguvu, Kononogo mines

Investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas has announced plans to release an exposé on Angela List’s Nguvu and Kononogo mining operations, with questions about the interests behind the mines and the ongoing dispute over their control expected to feature in the investigation. In a post on…

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Ghana Targets 60% Local Medicine Production Under New Pharmaceutical Policy

Ghana plans to double the share of medicines supplied by domestic manufacturers to 60% under a new pharmaceutical policy that aims to reduce import dependence, attract investment and expand industrial production

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Galamsey fight: Are illegal miners stronger than the military? – Awula Serwah asks

The Executive Director of Eco-Conscious Citizens, Awula Serwah, says she does not believe illegal miners are more powerful than the Ghana Armed Forces, arguing that the military could play a stronger role in tackling illegal mining.