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Revitalizing Ghana’s Oil and Gas Industry: Addressing declining exploration, production, and revenues through policy reforms
Ghana’s oil and gas sector stands at a crossroads. Once viewed as a catalyst for economic transformation, the industry now ...
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Tullow Oil to resume drilling after tax dispute
Tullow Oil, a UK-based oil giant, has announced plans to resume drilling in Ghana's oilfields in May 2025, following the ...
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Building Ghana’s Future with Our Hands: Crafting Skills from the Ground Up
Ghana rsquo;s education system needs a big change to help students gain practical skills that will make them ready for jobs ...
Navigating the Energy Crossroads: Ghana’s response to global policy shifts and transition challenge
The recent announcement by Donald Trump, reaffirming his commitment to a 'Drill, Baby, Drill' policy and rejecting ...
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Strengthening Ghana’s Fiscal Resilience and Economic Sustainability: A Path to Equitable Growth
To support fiscal consolidation, the report calls for strengthening fiscal institutions and improving public financial ...
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Focus on long-term fiscal reforms key to Ghana’s sustainable growth — World Bank report
The World Bank Group has emphasized the need for Ghana to pursue comprehensive fiscal reforms to build a resilient and ...
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Ghana remains vulnerable to global shocks — World Bank
The country remains highly vulnerable to global shocks due to the oil-driven economic growth and debt accumulation over the ...
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NAPE to unveil exploration opportunities in oil, gas sector
The Nigerian Association of Petroleum Explorationists has announced plans to unveil some of Nigeria's most exciting ...
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Tullow to resume drilling in Ghana’s oilfields in May 2025
In a statement in advance of the Group’s 2024 Full Year Result, the UK oil giant said a successful resolution of the Ghana Branch Profits Remittance Tax arbitration, removes $320 million contingent ...
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Onasis Kobby: Skills development is the game changer in Ghana’s energy sector
A well-trained workforce will enable continuous operations in oil refineries, exploration sites, and energy infrastructure, making Ghana a competitive player in the global petroleum industry.
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Ghana Eyes Growth with Long-Term Fiscal Reforms
The World Bank Group's latest Public Finance Review report, titled "Building the Foundations for a Resilient and Equitable ...
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Eni, Ghana expand energy cooperation, eye future developments
Eni has been active in Ghana since 2009 and operates the OCTP project with a 44.4% stake, alongside partners Vitol (35.6%) ...