Also known as: Mr Boatey · Nana Kwasi Boatey, Esq.
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… Speaking at a press conference in Accra on Monday, October 19, 2026, GPCL Managing Director, Nana Kwasi Boatey, Esq., said the initiative forms part of efforts to address the problem of fake gazettes. …
Ghana Publishing Company introduces online system to combat fake gazettesJoy Online
… Managing Director Nana Kwasi Boatey Esq. described the acquisition as a major milestone in the company’s transformation agenda, saying the new equipment will enable GPCL to deliver premium-quality printing services while competing more effectively with private sector operators. …
Ghana Publishing Company acquires rare six-colour digital press to boost commercial printingThe Ghanaian Times
… The cost containment measures initiated by management under the auspices and leadership of the new Managing Director, Nana Kwasi Boatey Esq., led to a significant decline in total expenditure from approximately GH₵57 million in 2024 to about GH₵53 million in 2025 despite increase …
Ghana Publishing Company posts GH¢16.96m profitGhana Publishing Company Limited says it has resolved liquidity challenges through financial and operational reforms, enabling it to pay a 13th-month salary and increase workers' basic salaries by 40 per cent in 2025. The Managing Director attributed the recovery to a 24-hour production system, expenditure controls, improved revenue collection, and measures to eliminate financial leakages.
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Ghana Publishing Company Limited says it has resolved liquidity challenges through financial and operational reforms, enabling it to pay a 13th-month salary and increase workers' basic salaries by 40 per cent in 2025. The Managing Director attributed the recovery to a 24-hour production system, expenditure controls, improved revenue collection, and measures to eliminate financial leakages.
18 hours ago · Joy Online →
The Ghana Publishing Company Limited has established its first Digital Press Centre, commissioned January 8, 2026, to modernise operations, improve production capacity, and respond to technological changes in printing and publishing. The Managing Director said the facility strengthens the company's ability to undertake national printing assignments and serve government, corporate, and private-sector clients.
19 hours ago · Joy Online →
The Ghana Publishing Company Limited has reduced regular gazette processing time from eight weeks to three weeks through a 24-hour operational system, and cut premium gazette applications from one week to three days, with a new 24-hour service for same-day publications. The changes aim to improve customer satisfaction, maximise revenue, and enhance service delivery across government and private sector demand.
19 hours ago · Joy Online →
The Ghana Publishing Company Limited introduced a three-shift, 24-hour operational system to address overstaffing of over 250 employees by redistributing the workforce instead of laying off staff. The company reported improvements including faster gazette processing times and enhanced service delivery.
19 hours ago · Joy Online →
Ghana Publishing Company Limited discovered a legacy VAT liability of approximately GH¢22 million for the period 2021 to 2024 after receiving formal communication from the Ghana Revenue Authority. Management has begun discussions with the GRA to establish a payment plan to settle the outstanding amount while maintaining the company's financial stability.
19 hours ago · Joy Online →
The Ghana Publishing Company Limited has undertaken organisational restructuring, establishing new departments including Legal, Corporate Affairs, and Quality Control, and strengthening procurement and financial controls to improve accountability and operational efficiency. The company has also established its first Entity Tender Committee in accordance with the Public Procurement Act and introduced enhanced security features on gazettes to combat counterfeiting.
19 hours ago · Joy Online →
The government has issued a Cabinet directive allocating up to 20 per cent of all government printing assignments to the Ghana Publishing Company Limited, according to its Managing Director. The company has recently secured major printing contracts including the national budget, the mid-year budget review, and the 2025 State of the Nation Address.
19 hours ago · Joy Online →
The Ghana Publishing Company Limited is investing approximately €1.5 million in specialised security printing machines and production equipment to expand operational capacity, diversify revenue, and compete more effectively in local and international markets. Management is also converting a warehouse into a dedicated security printing section to accommodate the new machinery.
19 hours ago · Joy Online →
The Ghana Publishing Company Limited has warned individuals producing fake versions of Ghana's laws and manipulated gazetted documents that they risk arrest and prosecution. The company also launched an online e-bookshop to make its publications more accessible to the public through courier delivery.
20 October 2026 · Joy Online →
The Ghana Publishing Company Limited has introduced an online bookshop allowing Ghanaians to order Acts of Parliament, the Constitution, and other official publications for home delivery, addressing difficulties faced especially by those outside Accra who previously had to travel long distances to purchase these documents.
19 October 2026 · Joy Online →
The Ghana Publishing Company Limited has introduced an online verification system enabling the public to confirm the authenticity of gazettes without visiting company offices, addressing the problem of fake documents. The company is also making gazette publications available online to help resolve disputes over publication dates and improve access to official information.
19 October 2026 · Joy Online →
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.
29 July 2026 · Joy Online →
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.
12 May 2026 · The Ghanaian Times →