The Ministry of Finance, Ghana, announced the inauguration of three new governing boards on August 12, 2025, through a series of posts on its official Twitter account. The Deputy Minister for Finance, Hon. Thomas Nyarko-Ampem, presided over the ceremonies for the Quality Control Company Limited, the Ghana Commodity Exchange (GCX), and the National Homeownership Fund Ltd. (NHF).
In its first announcement, the Ministry stated: “Deputy Finance Minister Inaugurates New Quality Control Company Limited Board
The Deputy Minister for Finance, Hon. Thomas Nyarko-Ampem, has inaugurated a new Governing Board for the Quality Control Company Limited, with a charge to maintain and enhance the premium quality of https://t.co/M7paHGH5hQ” (August 12, 2025).
Later that day, another post read: “Ghana Commodity Exchange Board
Inaugurated.
The Deputy Minister for Finance, Hon. Thomas Nyarko-Ampem, has inaugurated a new Governing Board for the Ghana Commodity Exchange (GCX), urging members to strengthen the institution’s role in directly connecting farmers to buyers https://t.co/D8kzGWAd22” (August 12, 2025).
A third announcement followed: “Deputy Finance Minister Inaugurates National Homeownership Fund Board
The Deputy Minister for Finance, Hon. Thomas Nyarko-Ampem, has inaugurated the Governing Board of the National Homeownership Fund Ltd. (NHF), urging members to ensure that affordable housing becomes truly https://t.co/ef9195DyDz” (August 12, 2025).
The establishment and renewal of these boards come as part of broader efforts by Ghana’s Ministry of Finance to improve governance structures in key sectors such as commodity trading and housing finance. The Ghana Commodity Exchange plays a critical role in facilitating trade between farmers and buyers within structured markets. Similarly, initiatives like the National Homeownership Fund aim to expand access to affordable housing options in Ghana.