ACEP warns Ghana against buying Springfield stake, putting spotlight on Kevin Okyere
ACEP urges Ghana to shelve a state purchase of Springfield’s oil stake, warning taxpayers could inherit private risk as scrutiny grows on owner Kevin Okyere.
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ACEP urges Ghana to shelve a state purchase of Springfield’s oil stake, warning taxpayers could inherit private risk as scrutiny grows on owner Kevin Okyere.
As Ghana confronts rising hunger, energy entrepreneur Kevin Okyere urges the private and public sectors to unite in tackling food insecurity, while his foundation supports hundreds of families and spearheads skills-training initiatives.
Ghanaian businessman Ibrahim Mahama cements his position in the mining sector with a $100 million takeover of Azumah Resources
Mansour Group, chaired by Egyptian billionaire Mohamed Mansour, will build a new Right to Dream Academy near Accra
The regulator has given the company 30 days, until Sept. 8, to respond or risk losing its broadcasting license.
Kevin Okyere’s Springfield rejects fraud claims, citing due diligence and unresolved funding terms with Petraco.
Ibrahim Mahama’s $100 million deal backs Ghana’s first large-scale, locally owned gold mine, shifting control from foreign to local hands.
Agyepong’s Jospong Group expands into Burkina Faso, launching a youth-led waste management system after sealing a landmark deal in Lagos.
The move aligns with Ghana’s broader push to tighten oversight of big tech and ensure equitable participation in its growing digital economy.
Dangote Sugar expands into Ghana with a $162 million project to reduce imports, boost agro-industrial output, and support local supply under AfCFTA.
Pan-African billionaire Benedict Peters’ dispute over lift access at an Accra apartment complex led to a peaceful vehicle protest, resolved without disruptions.
Daniel McKorley’s latest donation comes at a time when soaring living costs have made it harder for many families to afford basic necessities.
Paa Kwesi Nduom has built a diverse empire spanning banking, media, hospitality, and more, creating jobs and driving economic growth across Ghana and West Africa.
Beyond their corporate success, many of these leaders are also driving social change through investments in education, healthcare, and infrastructure.
This move is part of Castel’s broader strategy to expand its presence across Africa, having already established itself in North, West, and Central Africa.
An international tribunal ruled that the company is not liable for a $320 million tax assessment levied by the Ghana Revenue Authority.