Nice, France – At a time when global leaders are searching for answers to safeguard the world’s oceans, Solomon Islands Prime Minister Hon. Jeremiah Manele delivered a firm and hopeful message at the ...

GUTA emphasised that Dr Joseph Obeng’s honorary title is a “well-earned recognition of his decades of service to national development, private enterprise advocacy, and economic empowerment.” ...

GUTA emphasised that Dr Joseph Obeng’s honorary title is a “well-earned recognition of his decades of service to national development, private enterprise advocacy, and economic empowerment.” ...

Business News of Sunday, 18 May 2025 Source: www.ghanaweb.com GUTA urges government action on border trade crisis « Prev Next » Comments (4) Listen to Article Share: Dr Joseph Obeng is President ...

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Source: www.ghanaweb.com GUTA calls for urgent VAT reform to ease business costs « Prev Next » Comments (0) Listen to Article Share: Dr Joseph Obeng is President of GUTA ...

Dr. Joseph Obeng Traders in the country are being urged to review and adjust the prices of goods and services in response to the recent appreciation of the Ghanaian cedi against the US dollar and ...

According to GUTA, the cedi has made “significant gains” against major trading currencies. This, the group says, should translate into some relief for ordinary Ghanaians.

High utilities and taxes could jeopardise the country’s economic stabilisation, government’s 24-hour economy initiative for jobs and industrialisation agenda, the Ghana Union of Traders ...

Speaking on TV3’s News Central on May 9, GUTA President Dr. Joseph Obeng argued that market dynamics often delay price adjustments, even when the currency stabilises. He explained that while some ...

According to Charles Appiah, even among GUTA members, there is a clear shift. “Yes, the reason is that now the demand for forex has reduced when it comes to international trade.

The Ghana Union of Traders’ Associations (GUTA) says the recent appreciation of the cedi is being driven in part by a sharp reduction in demand for foreign currency among its members.