… Statement announced Government’s intention to supply free curriculum-based textbooks to approximately one million kindergarten pupils, two million primary school pupils, and one million junior high school students, with production to be undertaken by the Ghana Publishing Company …
… 4-Hour Economy Programme, launched with the National Petroleum Authority in May 2026, now has 12 Oil Marketing Companies providing 24-hour services, day and night, to the public across 268 filling stations. “The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority, the Ghana Publishing Company …
… 4-Hour Economy Programme, launched with the National Petroleum Authority in May 2026, now has 12 Oil Marketing Companies providing 24-hour services, day and night, to the public across 268 filling stations. “The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority, the Ghana Publishing Company …
… 4-Hour Economy Programme, launched with the National Petroleum Authority in May 2026, now has 12 Oil Marketing Companies providing 24-hour services, day and night, to the public across 268 filling stations. “The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority, the Ghana Publishing Company …
… 4-Hour Economy Programme, launched with the National Petroleum Authority in May 2026, now has 12 Oil Marketing Companies providing 24-hour services, day and night, to the public across 268 filling stations. “The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority, the Ghana Publishing Company …
By Evelyn ARTHUR Ghana Publishing Company Limited (GPCL) has returned to a very bold and strong cash position as it reversed three conservative years of negative cash balances, ending the 2025 financial year with a positive cash and cash equivalent position of GH₵ 18.77 million. …
Ghana Publishing Company Limited reversed at least three consecutive years of negative cash positions in 2025, ending the year with a positive cash and cash equivalent balance of GH¢18.77 million. …
The Ghana Publishing Company Limited has recorded its strongest financial performance in recent years after posting a sharp rise in revenue alongside a significant reduction in expenditure in the 2025 financial year. …
An 8% reduction in expenditure alongside a nearly 20% increase in revenue pushed Ghana Publishing Company Limited to its highest profit in recent years in 2025. …
The National Service Authority has announced a three-day intervention (September 1–3, 2026) at the NSA Kumasi Regional Office to help prospective National Service Personnel resolve biodata discrepancies preventing registration. The exercise, done in collaboration with the National Identification Authority, Ghana Publishing Company, and Commissioners for Oaths, will assist students in obtaining affidavits, Gazette publications, and correcting records before the registration deadline.
The National Service Authority has announced a three-day intervention (September 1–3, 2026) at the NSA Kumasi Regional Office to help prospective National Service Personnel resolve biodata discrepancies preventing registration. The exercise, done in collaboration with the National Identification Authority, Ghana Publishing Company, and Commissioners for Oaths, will assist students in obtaining affidavits, Gazette publications, and correcting records before the registration deadline.
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.
The Luckiest claimed first and second place in swimming at the JoySports Invitational Tournament 2026, with McDan Group taking third and The Chosen Hospital & Fertility Centre fourth. The tournament featured 34 participating companies competing across sporting events.
The 2026 JoySports Invitational Tournament will bring together companies and participants for a full day of competition, fitness, entertainment and networking at the University of Ghana, featuring football and several other sporting disciplines.
The National Service Authority has extended the deadline to Friday, August 28, 2026, for prospective National Service Personnel to resolve biodata discrepancies and complete their registration, describing it as a final opportunity. Affected students must resolve biodata mismatches, complete affidavit and Gazette publication processes, and ensure corrected records are properly aligned.
The official draw for the JoySports Invitational football tournament was held on Wednesday, August 29, 2026, at Joy Prime studios, revealing matchups for the opening round with 34 corporate teams competing for the trophy.
The National Service Authority has given prospective National Service Personnel with biodata mismatches until August 26 to report to its headquarters for assistance and final resolution of their cases before the registration deadline. The NSA is working with the National Identification Authority, Ghana Publishing Company, and Commissioners for Oaths to facilitate the resolution of the discrepancies.
The National Service Authority has established a Special Registration Help Desk at its Accra headquarters to help prospective national service personnel resolve discrepancies between their Ghana Card details and tertiary institution records. Officials from the National Identification Authority and Ghana Publishing Company will assist with corrections, including name gazetting where needed.
The Ghana Publishing Company Limited has acquired a Xerox Iridesse six-colour digital press to strengthen its commercial printing operations and compete more effectively in Ghana's printing industry. The machine offers capabilities beyond the four-colour presses commonly used in Ghana, enabling production of speciality finishes including metallic and premium effects.
Ghana's 2026 Mid-Year Fiscal Policy Review shows the government has maintained fiscal commitment to education without seeking supplementary budgets, but the review omits important policy commitments announced in the original 2026 Budget Statement, leaving a partial account of the education reform agenda.
Ghana's 24-Hour Economy and Accelerated Export Development Secretariat has signed Joint Development Agreements worth US$5.5 billion with co-development partners as of May 2026, within a project pipeline of US$11.5 billion, targeting the creation of 1.7 million jobs by end of 2028.
The 24-Hour Economy and Accelerated Export Development Secretariat has signed Joint Development Agreements worth US$5.5 billion with co-development partners as of May 2026, within a US$11.5 billion project pipeline. The programme targets 1.7 million decent jobs by end of 2028, including direct, indirect and induced jobs, with four agreements signed in the past 90 days aimed at more than 160,000 direct jobs.
Ghana's 24-Hour Economy and Accelerated Export Development Secretariat has signed Joint Development Agreements worth $5.5 billion with co-development partners as of May 2026, within an $11.5 billion project pipeline. The programme targets creating 1.7 million decent jobs by end of 2028, with four agreements signed in the past 90 days targeting more than 160,000 direct jobs.
The 24-Hour Economy and Accelerated Export Development Secretariat has signed Joint Development Agreements worth US$5.5 billion with co-development partners as of May 2026, within a project pipeline of US$11.5 billion, with a target to create 1.7 million decent jobs by the end of 2028. Four agreements signed in the past 90 days have combined targets of more than 160,000 direct jobs.
Ghana Publishing Company Limited ended 2025 with a positive cash and cash equivalent position of GH₵18.77 million, reversing three years of negative balances and representing a turnaround from a GH₵108,079 deficit in 2024. The recovery was driven by stronger operational performance, with net cash inflows from operating activities rising 764% to GH₵27.99 million and operating profit increasing from GH₵2.23 million to GH₵21.44 million.
Ghana Publishing Company Limited reversed negative cash positions spanning at least three consecutive years, closing 2025 with a positive balance of GH¢18.77 million compared to GH¢108,079 in negative territory at the end of 2024. The turnaround was driven by stronger operating cash inflows of GH¢27.99 million in 2025, up from GH¢3.24 million in 2024, alongside increased operating profit and higher deferred income.
The state-owned Ghana Publishing Company Limited recorded a profit after tax of GH₵16.96 million for the year ended December 2025, a sharp increase from GH₵2.23 million in 2024, driven by nearly 20 per cent revenue growth to GH₵72.85 million and an eight per cent reduction in operational expenditure.
As of May 1, only 61 out of 185 state-owned enterprises and specified entities submitted their 2025 financial statements to SIGA by the April 30 deadline, representing a 32% compliance rate. More than 100 entities had neither submitted statements nor provided reasons for delays.
Ghana Publishing Company Limited achieved its highest profit in recent years—GH¢16.96 million in 2025—driven by a nearly 20% increase in revenue to GH¢72.85 million and an 8% reduction in expenditure to approximately GH¢53 million.
Ghana Publishing Company Limited reported a profit after tax of GH¢16.9 million in 2025, up from GH¢2.2 million in 2024, driven by increased core revenue (GH¢72 million from GH¢60 million) and reduced total expenditure (GH¢53 million from GH¢57 million), with administrative expenses falling sharply through lower spending on seminars, travel, and staff motivation costs.