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Agricultural Development Bank — financial institution participating in fraud awareness campaigns and deepening institutional collaboration with academic partners.
… The ICU-Ghana General Secretary pointed to the union’s involvement in efforts to sustain key corporate institutions, including the National Investment Bank and Agricultural Development Bank. …
… Brother Ayawine highlighted ICU-Ghana’s role in sustaining strategic institutions such as the National Investment Bank and Agricultural Development Bank. …
The Agricultural Development Bank PLC (ADB) has celebrated one of its staff members, Patience Abbah, following her remarkable emergence as the ultimate winner of Geisha Ghana’s inaugural Mama G Award 2026, a national initiative recognising women whose acts of care, sacrifice, res …
… Dr Kaba called for a review of the mandate of institutions such as the Agricultural Development Bank (ADB) to restore their original focus on providing farmers with tailored, lower-cost financing. …
The Agricultural Development Bank (ADB PLC) has made another significant mark in Ghana’s banking industry with the first-ever retreat of its Chartered Institute of Bankers (CIB) Chapter, creating a strategic platform to strengthen professionalism, deepen collaboration, and prepar …
… The Agricultural Development Bank recorded the highest penalties during that period with about GH₵1.365 million, followed by the Ghana Police Service with GH₵450,357, the Ministry of Education with GH₵260,000 and SSNIT with GH₵200,000. …
… The prosecution alleged that after MASLOC issued an Agricultural Development Bank (ADB) cheque for the investment, disagreements arose over the interest rate the company was expected to pay. …
… Presenting the 2026 Mid-Year Budget Review in Parliament, Dr Forson said the government fully recapitalised the National Investment Bank, the Agricultural Development Bank and Consolidated Bank Ghana in July 2025 as part of efforts to stabilise the banking sector. …
… stablished by Parliament in 1963 as Ghana’s first development finance institution, created to industrialise a newly independent nation, and credited with financing companies such as Nestlé Ghana and Aluworks, as well as giving rise to what is now the Agricultural Development Bank …
Alfred Kwadwo Thompson has been elected National Treasurer of the New Patriotic Party, securing 2,243 votes at the party's National Delegates Conference in Kumasi on October 3, 2026. Thompson brings experience from banking roles at institutions including the Agricultural Development Bank, Standard Trust Bank, and the National Investment Bank.
Alfred Kwadwo Thompson has been elected National Treasurer of the New Patriotic Party, securing 2,243 votes at the party's National Delegates Conference in Kumasi on October 3, 2026. Thompson brings experience from banking roles at institutions including the Agricultural Development Bank, Standard Trust Bank, and the National Investment Bank.
Ghana EXIM Bank CEO Sylvester Adinam Mensah announced plans to establish a garment and apparel factory in the Volta Region, following the commissioning of a similar facility in the Northern Region, as part of President Mahama's Reset Agenda to create jobs and support local production.
The Development Bank Ghana, established in 2020, has disbursed more than GH¢2.5 billion to nearly 1,000 businesses, with over 60 per cent directed to women-led and women-owned enterprises and more than half channelled into agribusiness, agriculture and manufacturing.
Deloitte Africa's Infrastructure & Capital Projects leader has called for Ghana to establish a specialised financial institution to provide long-term, affordable financing to businesses in capital-intensive sectors like oil and gas and manufacturing, citing Nigeria's Bank of Industry—which offers interest rates as low as 5–7%—as a model.
The Ghana Education Service has disowned a notice circulating on social media that directs incoming SHS and TVET boarding students to pay for an "EduPack set" of items including mattresses, pillows, and trunks. The GES cautioned parents and prospective students against making payments based on the fake communication.
Metro Mass Transit Limited posted a net profit of GH¢4.48 million in 2025, reversing a GH¢2.52 million loss in 2024, driven by a 16.87 per cent increase in operating revenue to GH¢161.85 million and a 30 per cent rise in passenger numbers to 2.51 million.
The Agricultural Development Bank participated in the final leg of the Ghana Association of Banks' Fraud Roadshow and Market Storm in Accra on August 29, 2026, under the theme "Spot The Fraud, Stop The Fraud." The campaign aims to educate customers on fraud prevention and safer banking practices, with ADB's managing director emphasizing the importance of customer vigilance in protecting personal and banking information.
Though the Northshore Apparel GH concept was shared with the NPP government through the 1D1F secretariat in 2022, the project was never funded by 1D1F and received no concessionary government support. The project's ground-breaking in 2024 was funded by grant support from a KFW facility and a commercial loan from ADB PLC secured by the promoters.
Ghana's state-owned enterprises recorded a consolidated net profit after tax of GH¢19.80 billion in the 2025 financial year, ending four consecutive years of net losses, according to SIGA's 2025 State Ownership Report. Total SOE revenue increased by 28.12 per cent from GH¢137.64 billion to GH¢176.43 billion, marking a significant turnaround from the GH¢2.25 billion net loss in 2024.
Ibrahim Adam, a former Minister for Food and Agriculture under President Jerry John Rawlings and Member of Parliament for Choggu/Tishigu from 1997 to 2001, has passed away, the source reports. He was also an animal scientist and Board Chairman of the Agricultural Development Bank.
The Agricultural Development Bank and the University of Cape Coast have signalled their commitment to deepening institutional cooperation following a high-level engagement between the leadership of both institutions. The two organisations aim to explore opportunities for mutually beneficial cooperation in areas that leverage the respective strengths of academia and the financial services sector.
Morgan Ayawine, General Secretary of the Industrial and Commercial Workers' Union (ICU-Ghana), was recognised as Africa's Most Respected CEO in Labour and Union Leadership at the 2026 Africa's Most Respected CEOs Conference and Awards in Lusaka, Zambia, for his visionary leadership, business excellence, and innovation.
Morgan Ayawine, General Secretary of the Industrial and Commercial Workers' Union (ICU-Ghana), has been honoured as "Africa's Most Respected CEO in Labour and Union Leadership" at the 6th Africa's Most Respected CEOs Conference and Awards in Lusaka, Zambia. The award recognised his visionary leadership, commitment to ethical governance, and contribution to organisational success and sustainable economic development.
Patience Abbah, an Agricultural Development Bank employee, has been named the first-ever winner of Geisha Ghana's Mama G Award 2026, a national recognition of women whose care, sacrifice, resilience and positive influence shape families and communities. She was selected from 147 nominees across Ghana after a seven-week nationwide campaign.
The Ghana Statistical Service reports that sustained high ginger inflation—which reached 111.3 per cent year-on-year in July 2026, making it the highest-inflation item and the third-largest individual contributor to food inflation—presents significant opportunities for investment in the crop's value chain, benefiting smallholder farmers, agro-processors, investors, logistics firms, and cold storage businesses, as demand from industry and export markets continues to rise.
The Agricultural Development Bank (ADB PLC) held its inaugural Chartered Institute of Bankers (CIB) Chapter retreat on 7th and 8th August 2026 at Akosombo, bringing together members, executives, and industry experts under the theme "Recharge, Reconnect and Reinvent" to strengthen professionalism and prepare bankers for the evolving financial services landscape.
The Ministry of Health is developing a comprehensive National AI Health Policy and Guidelines to provide a legal, ethical and operational framework for safe and equitable adoption of AI across Ghana's healthcare system. The policy aims to strengthen governance, data protection, digital infrastructure, workforce readiness and regulatory oversight to ensure AI supports improved healthcare delivery while safeguarding patient rights.
The Ghana Police Service and Ministry of Education are among 254 public institutions fined GH₵20,000 each by the Right to Information Commission for failing to submit 2025 annual reports. Both are repeat offenders; the Ministry of Education has faced four penalties and the Police Service three since 2020.
Ghana's banking industry maintains high service quality at 88.2 percent in 2025, though this represents a slight decline from prior years. According to the 2025 Ghana Customer Satisfaction Index report, consumer banking customer satisfaction has eased slightly while banks continue to perform strongly in service delivery, but converting satisfied customers into brand advocates remains a growing challenge.
A former Microfinance and Small Loans Centre chief executive faces 78 charges stemming from investigations into alleged financial irregularities during her 2013–2017 tenure, including transactions in microfinance investments, financial literacy programmes, support for Kantamanto fire victims, and vehicle procurement, according to prosecutors.
Professor Peter Quartey has been appointed Provost of the College of Education at the University of Ghana, effective August 1, 2026, for a three-year term. He brings extensive academic and administrative experience, currently serving as Acting Director of the Legon Centre for International Affairs and Diplomacy since 2025.
Speaker of Parliament Alban Bagbin attended the launch of a book chronicling the National Investment Bank's transformation, describing erosion of public confidence in state institutions as the gravest threat to Ghana's democracy. The book, authored by Chief Dr Doliwura Awushi Abdul-Malik Seidu Zakaria, was launched at the British Council in Accra and attended by Members of the Council of State, Ministers, MPs, and the Governor of the Bank of Ghana.
The Bank of Ghana's Board has approved the sale of its residual 13 percent stake in the Agricultural Development Bank, expected to be completed later this year, and also intends to exit its remaining approximately 1 percent stake in the National Investment Bank. The Governor stated the divestments aim to eliminate any perception of conflict between the BoG's ownership interests and its supervisory responsibilities.
The Ministry of Food and Agriculture has received a Nissan pickup and 20 motorbikes from the EEZZY Group Foundation as prizes for this year's Farmers' Day celebration. The National Best Farmer will receive the pickup, GH¢1.2 million in cash from the Agricultural Development Bank, a tractor with accessories, and farm inputs.
The Agricultural Development Bank (ADB) PLC held a trade seminar in Kumasi to help Ghanaian businesses compete internationally, bringing together importers, exporters, manufacturers, and SMEs to discuss financing, risk management, and cross-border trade opportunities. The bank's Managing Director said ADB aims to be the preferred financial partner for businesses seeking to expand beyond Ghana's borders.
Ghana's Black Stars advanced to the knockout stage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup as one of the best third-placed teams despite a 2-1 defeat to Croatia, embodying steady progress and resilience rather than flamboyant performance.
Eric Nyarko, former Head of Accounts at the National Service Authority, testified in court that he neither generated nor approved data used in the ADB-NSA hire purchase scheme, saying the data originated from the Authority's IT consultant and was transmitted under instructions from the accused, Gifty Oware-Aboagye.
The Agricultural Development Bank recorded a significant turnaround in 2025, posting a profit after tax of GH¢367.29 million, up from GH¢35.06 million in 2024, driven by enhanced operational efficiency, stronger revenue generation, and its recapitalisation programme. Total assets grew to GH¢17.9 billion from GH¢14.6 billion, while total operating income rose to GH¢1.75 billion from GH¢1.0 billion.
UK-based Ghana International Bank's Chief Executive Officer Dean Adansi has been relieved of his duties by the Board, which is controlled by the Government of Ghana through the Bank of Ghana. Ian Owulakwao Greenstreet, an investment banker and financial risk management expert, has been named as his replacement, subject to regulatory approval.