Ghana Plans GH¢10bn Road Bond
Ghana plans to raise GH¢10 billion through its first domestic infrastructure bond. The money will
Ghana plans to raise GH¢10 billion through its first domestic infrastructure bond. The money will
Ghana turned to gold when foreign exchange reserves fell and confidence weakened. The Bank of
SSNIT has announced a 10% increase in monthly pensions for 2026. All pensioners on the
Orabank will shut down four branches in Assahoun, Mango, Kégué, and central Lomé from February
Togo’s Adétikopé Industrial Platform has welcomed two new textile investors, Novarea Textile and Togo Apparels
Côte d’Ivoire’s state-backed investment fund has increased support for the fintech sector. The fund confirmed
Dr Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings says her father’s statue should remind Ghanaians to live by his values.
Lomé will host the 8th Public Securities Market Meetings (REMTP) on January 27–28, 2026. The
Togo has approved a simplified guide to export procedures for agricultural products to WAEMU and
Business owners are urging government to reduce taxes and import duties to support local enterprises.