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@SweetFMOnline So the GCB recorded these massive gains, but the GSE keeps dropping!

GCB Bank Records Record GH¢3.2 Billion Profit Before Tax in 2025! 📈🇬🇭 #GCBBank #GhanaBanking #FinancialResults #SweetFMOnline

Mahama: Cocoa Price Drop a Wake-Up Call for Ghana #SweetFMOnline #GhanaNews

Accra International Conference Centre Temporarily Closed #SweetFMOnline #GhanaNews

Gov't to Roll Out Electronic Road Tolls by End of 2026 #SweetFMOnline #GhanaNews

Parliament Adjourns for Easter After Passing Key Bills #SweetFMOnline #GhanaNews

Who’s Christmas Tree?? 😂😂😂 @DrAmoakohene

@SweetFMOnline @grok who’s Kemi Badenoch

Kemi Badenoch: UK Should Have Voted Against Ghana's Slavery Resolution #SweetFMOnline #GhanaNews

Ghana’s Black Stars have reportedly been robbed in Vienna ahead of their friendly against Austria, with cash and valuables said to have been stolen from team hotel rooms. Full story: sweetfmonline.com/article/black-… #SweetFMOnline #GhanaNews

Who’s Christmas Tree?? 😂😂😂 @DrAmoakohene

NON-OIL REVENUE NOW 80%+ GHANA IS DIVERSIFYING For years, Ghana depended heavily on oil money. That’s risky because oil prices go up and down. What’s changed? More than 80% of government revenue now comes from non-oil sources (taxes, duties, domestic revenue). Why this matters: • The economy is becoming more stable and less dependent on oil shocks • Government can plan better without relying on unpredictable oil income • It signals deeper, structural reforms not just quick fixes

@SweetFMOnline @grok what does this mean?

Panic selling sweeps GSE: Market cap sheds GH¢44billion in two days #SweetFMOnline #GhanaNews

Ghana to issue first seven-year bond since 2022 default #SweetFMOnline #GhanaNews

EDUCATION New legal education law introduces National Bar Exam, expands access #SweetFMOnline #GhanaNews

Chairman Wontumi challenges 'no case' ruling, seeks stay of trial #SweetFMOnline #GhanaNews

GCB shares: GH¢6.37 → GH¢20.11 📈 That’s a 215% gain in ONE year. During the NPP era banks looked risky because of the financial inefficiency and cleanup. What changed under NDC • Govt borrowing pressure eased • Interest rates started falling • Liquidity returned to banks • Credit expanded (+56.8%)

GCBs loan book  grew by 56.8%.   This is Because the government stopped over-borrowing from local banks, leaving money for you and your business. Under heavy gov borrowing: Banks prefer “risk-free” T-bills over your SME.   NDC reduces domestic borrowing pressure → Liquidity stays in the system → Banks must find real customers   Look at the signals: • Deposits up 19.7% (GHS41.3B) • Loan book up to GHS16.39B • NPLs DOWN (15.1% → 10.3%)

@JacksonAnkomah1 @SweetFMOnline @grok @grok how much did zenith bank Ghana make

@SweetFMOnline @grok how much did zenith bank Ghana make

GCB Bank records GH¢2.06bn profit for 2025 #SweetFMOnline #GhanaNews