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Morning · Friday, Oct 02, 2026

Good Morning Ghana — 2 October 2026

Four verified updates for Ghana: GoldBod forex performance, SSNIT’s increased bank stake, a Bank of Ghana remittance warning and the African Union’s call for restraint.

Watch Good Morning Ghana — 2 October 2026

Good morning, Ghana. Today is Friday, the second of October.

1 · News

GoldBod generates $1.871 billion in September forex

GoldBod says it generated US$1.871 billion in foreign exchange in September, exceeding its monthly target by US$471 million.

Source checked: Ghana News Agency

2 · News

SSNIT raises its stake in Société Générale Ghana to 24.36%

SSNIT has increased its stake in Société Générale Ghana to 24.36%, as Attijariwafa Bank prepares to become the majority shareholder.

Source checked: Ghana News Agency

3 · Weather, traffic or public service

Bank of Ghana warns against unapproved money-transfer operators

The Bank of Ghana is warning banks, payment providers and the public against unapproved money-transfer operators and calling for compliance with remittance rules.

Source checked: Bank of Ghana

4 · News

African Union urges restraint amid regional tensions

The African Union says it is concerned about rising tensions involving Ethiopia, Eritrea and Egypt, and is urging restraint, dialogue and peaceful engagement.

Source checked: African Union Commission

Transcript

Good morning, Ghana. Today is Friday, the second of October. GoldBod says it generated one point eight seven billion dollars in foreign exchange during September, exceeding its monthly target by four hundred and seventy-one million dollars. SSNIT has increased its stake in Société Générale Ghana to twenty-four point three six per cent, as Attijariwafa Bank prepares to become the majority shareholder. The Bank of Ghana is warning banks, payment providers and the public against unapproved money-transfer operators, while calling for full compliance with remittance rules. Across Africa, the African Union says it is concerned about rising tensions involving Ethiopia, Eritrea and Egypt, and is urging restraint, dialogue and peaceful engagement. Progress begins with clear information. I’m Kofi. Have a focused Friday.

Progress begins with clear information. I’m Kofi. Have a focused Friday.

“Progress begins with clear information.”
— GH Today