Nana Boakye-Yiadom, Author at Ventures Africa

Nana Boakye-Yiadom is a broadcast journalist with Citi FM and also writes for the Globe newspaper and is currently the Deputy News Editor at Citi FM.
He writes mostly on financial and economic issues even though he also writes general news as part of his functions in the newsroom.
He anchors both general and business news bulletins on the station.
Under his joint leadership on the Citi Business Desk, Citi FM was adjudged the Best Business stations in Ghana in 2012 in the maiden edition of the Gold Awards for Business Journalism.

Latest Articles by Nana Boakye-Yiadom

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ALSF Assists Gambia With $400,000 For Power Project. The African Legal Support Facility (ALSF) has signed a $400,000 agreement with The Gambia to provide legal assistance in the negotiations of independent power projects and transmission as well as distribution upgrades in the Greater...
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AfDB To Unveil $20b For Africa’s Infrastructure. The African Development Bank is proposing a $20 billion innovative instrument for the financing of Africa’s infrastructure.
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Ghana Approves T.E.N Oil Project. Ghana’s government has finally approved the plan of development for the Tweneboa, Enyenra and Ntomme, (T.E.N) project believed to hold over one billion barrels of oil.
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J.A. Plant Pool Expresses Interest In Ghana-owned Transport Company. Private transport and vehicle distribution company, J.A. Plant Pool, has publicly expressed interest in bidding for loss-making Ghanaian state transport company – Intercity STC Coaches Limited – should the government finalise plans to privatise it.
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Ghana’s President Orders Arrest Of Chinese Illegal Miners. The continues activities of illegal mining activities in Ghana and the fast degradation of the environment has compelled President John Mahama to literally throw out the illegal miners out of the country.
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Ghana’s National Oil Company Denies Taking Bribes From PetroSA. Ghana’s state-owned oil company, the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) has denied allegations of ‘bribe taking’ from South Africa’s PetroSA, as reports from investigations in the latter country suggest.
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Ghana’s Jubilee Oil Field Partners May Flare Gas. Analysts in Ghana are of the view that the Jubilee Oil field partners could be allowed minimum flaring opportunity following indications that the national Gas project could delay.