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Fuel prices: study says there is no "profiteering by operators"

An ERSE study found that in the first seven months of 2026 domestic prices broadly followed international costs, with no "evidence of profiteering by operators". Fuel prices are set to soar again next week.

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BoG to publish weekly list of unlicensed digital lenders as crackdown intensifies

By Amoako Kwame The Bank of Ghana (BoG) is intensifying its crackdown on unlicensed digital lenders, with plans to publish a weekly list of entities providing digital credit services without…

  • Bank of Ghana to publish weekly list of unlicensed digital lenders
  • Governor Dr Johnson Pandit Asiama announced intensified crackdown
  • Existing mobile loan apps given until June 30, 2026 to comply

Malawi Faces Cameroon In Sunday’s WAFCON Final

The winner takes home $2 million Women African Cup of Nations (WAFCON) debutants Malawi will face footballing giants Cameroon in this year’s final on Sunday at the Olympic Stadium Read More...

  • Malawi and Cameroon face off in WAFCON final on Sunday
  • Malawi defeated Algeria 3-1 in semifinals, Cameroon beat Morocco in penalty shootout
  • Prize for winner is $2 million

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