Citi FM (Accra, Ghana)

97.3 Citi FM is a privately-owned radio station located in Accra, Ghana. It has established a strong influence in the Greater Accra, Eastern, Central, as well as parts of the Volta and Western Regions, and can also be accessed globally through www.citifmonline.com. The station began its commercial broadcasts in November 2004. With a vibrant and creative team committed to enhancing the lives of its listeners, 97.3 Citi FM continues to thrive and expand. The station provides a diverse mix of on-air content and outdoor events, tailored to meet the needs of both its audience and advertisers.

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English

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Articles

Govt secures €5m Italian grant to boost TVET

1 day ago | citinewsroom.com | Kennedy Twumasi

The Government of Ghana has secured a €5 million grant from the Italian government to strengthen technical and vocational education and training (TVET) in the country. This was announced by the Minister for Education, Haruna Iddrisu, during the inauguration of the Governing Board of the Commission for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (CTVET) in Accra.
Justice Amaleboba proposes C.I. to enforce asset declaration sanctions

1 day ago | citinewsroom.com | Kennedy Twumasi

Supreme Court Judge nominee, Justice Hafisatu Amaleboba, has proposed the introduction of a constitutional instrument (C.I.) to strengthen the enforcement regime around asset declaration by public office holders. Her proposal came during her vetting before Parliament’s Appointments Committee on Wednesday, June 18, 2025, in response to a question from the Ranking Member, Alexander Afenyo-Markin.
2025 CBF: SMEs encouraged to prioritise strategic marketing for sustainable growth

2 days ago | citinewsroom.com | Nii Lartey

Senior Manager at MTN Business, Benedict Bentil has encouraged Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) to adopt deliberate and data-driven marketing strategies as a cornerstone for sustainable business growth and profitability. Speaking during Week 3 of the #CitiBusinessFestival 2025 On-Air Series on the topic “Marketing for SMEs”, Bentil was of the view of that SMEs that align their offerings with specific customer needs stand a better chance of succeeding in today’s business world.
Citi Business Festival: Forum on unlocking Ghana’s agribusiness potential slated for June 19

2 days ago | citinewsroom.com | Nii Lartey

The final forum of the 2025 Citi Business Festival is set to take place this Thursday, June 19 at the Alisa Hotel in Accra. It will focus on the theme: “Harnessing Agribusiness Potential for Economic Growth: Expanding Agricultural Frontiers and Maximising Productivity in Ghana.”It will delve into strategies to unlock Ghana’s agricultural potential as a cornerstone for economic resilience, job creation and export diversification.
Abuakwa South MP donates GHS 45K to feed students at Kibi School for the Deaf

3 days ago | citinewsroom.com | Nii Lartey

The Member of Parliament for Abuakwa South, Dr. Kingsley Agyemang, has donated GHS 45,200 to the Kibi School for the Deaf to support student feeding through to the end of the academic term in July, following an urgent appeal from school authorities. The intervention comes after the school reported severe financial constraints due to delays in receiving government-allocated feeding grants.
Atlantic Lithium cuts executive pay to rein in costs, accelerate Ghana Mine development

3 days ago | citinewsroom.com | Nerteley Nettey

Atlantic Lithium has announced sweeping executive pay cuts and a streamlined leadership structure as part of cost-saving measures aimed at fast-tracking the development of Ghana’s first lithium mine. Under the new changes, Executive Chairman Neil Herbert will step down to become Non-Executive Chairman effective July 1, 2025 — a move the company says will reduce executive costs and strengthen Board oversight.
2025 Citi Business Festival puts spotlight on SMEs as week three kicks off

3 days ago | citinewsroom.com | Nii Lartey

The 2025 Citi Business Festival has rolled into its third week with a focus on the growth of Small and Medium-Scale Enterprises (SMEs). SMEs are the engine of the private sector in Ghana and account for over 80% of businesses in the country. This week, the curated on-air and TV programming will empower Ghanaian SMEs with practical knowledge to boost resilience and long-term growth.
AfDB to launch facility in Ghana to unlock infrastructure financing

3 days ago | citinewsroom.com | Nerteley Nettey

The African Development Bank (AfDB) Group is set to establish a special facility in Ghana aimed at reducing investment risks and unlocking financing for infrastructure and real sector development. The initiative seeks to tap into institutional capital—particularly pension funds, which currently manage an estimated $5.2 billion—to support long-term, transformational projects that drive Ghana’s economic growth.
Fuel prices to remain stable despite Israel-Iran war - COMAC

3 days ago | citinewsroom.com | Nerteley Nettey

Fuel prices are expected to remain stable in the second pricing window of June, despite escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, particularly between Iran and Israel. This is according to the Chamber of Oil Marketing Companies (COMAC), which says recent developments in the region are unlikely to have an immediate impact on fuel prices at the local pump.
Africa must act fast or lose out on China’s tariff windfall – Edward Boateng warns

4 days ago | citinewsroom.com | Nii Lartey

Former Ghana Ambassador to China, Edward Boateng has cautioned that Africa risks losing the benefits of the recent zero-tariff policy by China if the continent fails to act swiftly. He believes the continent must strategically position itself by investing in infrastructure, raising quality standards, supporting local entrepreneurs and reinforcing supply chains and regulatory frameworks to tap into the advantage the policy brings.