Deloitte

Ghana, Nigeria face upside risks to inflation outlook – Deloitte

KNUST School of Business seeks strategic collaboration with Deloitte

Deloitte celebrates former Partners, Employees in an amazing evening

Deloitte Assurance Partner Kwabena Situ reappointed to IFRS SME Implementation Group

Deloitte launches TMT Predictions Report 2025

Deloitte Ghana to hold Alumni Homecoming on April 11, 2025

BoG likely to cut policy rate on March 28 – Deloitte

Deloitte, Tony Elumelu Foundation strengthen commitment to empower 250,000 African entrepreneurs by 2030

Deloitte predicts slowdown in cedi depreciation to continue throughout 2025

2025 inflation target can be achieved if government follows through intended measures – Deloitte

Deloitte describes 2025 Budget as business friendly

Scrapping of nuisance taxes poses risk to government’s revenue target – Deloitte

Ghana’s expected growth rate of 4% reasonable and achievable – Deloitte

High cost of funds to persist due to high-interest rate environment – Deloitte

Consumer spending in Ghana to slowdown in coming months – Deloitte

Digital vision must be rooted in Ghana’s specific need – Deloitte Tax Senior Manager to GRA

Implement good business model, keep good financial records – Deloitte Associate Director to OMCs, BDCs

High debt in Ghana, Nigeria worrying – Deloitte

JOYBUSINESS ADVISORY SERIES: SMEs urged to maximize importation incentives – Deloitte

High inflation, currency weakness, others are big hurdles for growth in Ghana, Nigeria – Deloitte

Implement robust accountability structures – Deloitte’s Appiah Lartey to African governments

2025 Crystal Ball Africa Forum: Deloitte’s Abena Biney advises MSMEs to establish strong management team

Persistence rise in inflation in Ghana, Nigeria to hinder economic growth – Deloitte

Young entrepreneurs encouraged to capitalise on 5-year tax exemption Incentives

Cloud computing market poised for rapid expansion in Nigeria, Ghana in 2025 – Report

Exit of multinational firms due to high inflation, currency weakness – Deloitte

Deloitte celebrates end-of-year Thanksgiving Service

Policy rate to fall to 22.5% in 2025 – Deloitte

Cedi to end 2024, 2025 at GH¢16.07, GH¢17.23 to one dollar – EIU

Deloitte lists mining, financial services, 3 other sectors to watchout in 2025

Deloitte forecasts average inflation of 11.9% for Ghana in 2025

Ghana’s gold production to rise marginally by 3% in 2025 – Deloitte

Ghana slowly retracing steps back to path of macroeconomic stability – Deloitte

Persistent rise in inflation in Ghana, Nigeria to stifle economic growth – Deloitte

Unchanged monetary policy rate to support cedi recovery, ensure external sector stability – Deloitte

Deloitte Partner Yaw Lartey to speak at Oxford Africa Business Forum

1
2
3
→

Most Popular

Majority of Ghanaians support Chief Justice’s removal – Report

Latest Stories