In his first State of the Nation Address after winning the second term bid, President Akufo-Addo hinted on some very defined plans to revive the economy after the pandemic. He has also been projecting an accelerated pick up in the economy from this year due to the ongoing vaccination exercise against the coronavirus pandemic.

Top story: The Ghana Stock Exchange Fixed Income Market has attained bits second highest monthly performance ever, as both tech stock and bond market continued their bullish run this year.

The Accra Bourse has been so attractive contrary to previous years, as investors continue to show interest in the market.

Top story: The government has been urged to focus on homegrown policies to revive the economy post-COVID.

Former Finance Minister, Mr Seth Terkper, said the government might have no choice but to return to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) if this isn't considered.

Top story: Commissioner of Ghana revenue Authority expresses confidence about pickup in revenue by the close of first quarter of next year

Top story: President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo is considering three persons to present the 2021 Budget to parliament next week Friday, March 12, 2021. They are the Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, Trade Minister-Designate Alan Kyerematen and Dr Owusu-Afriyie Akoto.

Topic story: The Ghana Covid-19 Private Sector Fund (GCPSFund) has announced that it is commencing a new project that will see it partner government to secure more Coronavirus vaccines. The latest project from the Ghana Covid-19 Private Sector Fund has been named the ‘PVAX Project’ which aims to procure and deploy Covid-19 vaccines for up to 20% of Ghana’s eligible population in support of the Government’s vaccination program.

Top story: Ghana loses 1.9billion cedis in petroleum tax revenue and regulative margins in the year 2019 as energy experts pushes for review in the country's Gas supply agreement

Top story: Some Major Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) have made slight upward adjustments on the prices of petrol and diesel at the pumps.

The latest upward adjustment is the second increment in the prices of fuel in a month. Checks at some major fuel pumps like Shell and Total have revealed an increment of prices of petrol and diesel by 6 pesewas.

Top story: Many banks are rejecting the new Voters' and National Identification Cards as a form of identification for account opening and transaction purposes. It is however not the fault of the banks as both cards have not been validated.

Top story: International Trade Expert and Senior Partner at AB and David, David Ofosu Dortey has charged private sector players to formalize their business strategies in line with government policies or risk losing out on the benefits of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement.