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Inflation, reserves and oil prices complicate BoG rate decision
The Bank of Ghana’s Monetary Policy Committee is weighing whether to maintain its 14 percent policy rate as rising inflation, pressure on international reserves and a sharp increase in global oil prices complicate the outlook for monetary policy.
CSD targets local issuance of legal entity identifiers
The Central Securities Depository (CSD) is working to become the fourth central securities depository in Africa to issue legal entity identifiers (LEIs) for companies in Ghana, as part of efforts to strengthen the country’s capital-market infrastructure and deepen its integration with global financial markets.
Gov’t targets greater value from tree crops with US$200m investment
The Minister of Trade, Agribusiness and Industry, Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare, has indicated that the country is accelerating efforts to expand tree-crop production and local processing, including cashew, as government seeks to boost value addition, attract investment and increase the sector’s contribution to economic growth.
TVET Service warns against unauthorised admission fees
The Ghana Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Service has warned TVET institutions against charging prospective students and parents unauthorised fees during the ongoing admissions process.
Poetry Corner: The Demon's crazy mess
A1 You can heat up your cake and halve it You can also heat up your cake in halves But you cannot bake your cake in halves

Poetry Corner: The Demon's crazy mess
A1 You can heat up your cake and halve it You can also heat up your cake in halves But you cannot bake your cake in halves
Absa Bank supports GirlCode Hackathon to expand opportunities for young women in digital economy
Absa Bank Ghana LTD has reinforced its commitment to advancing young women in the digital economy through its support of the 2026 GirlCode Ghana Hackathon, providing participants with opportunities to develop practical digital skills, apply technology to real-world challenges and explore pathways into careers in technology and innovation.
Parents need orientation on school placement system
Parents have become increasingly frustrated with the 2026 Senior High School (SHS) placement exercise, resulting in considerable public debate and criticism of the Ministry of Education and the Ghana Education Service (GES).
From passion to enterprise: the story of Amanda Afrifah-Yamoah of Demand Couture
Millions of young Africans enter the labour market every year, but traditional formal job creation falls short of demand. Many young workers remain in low-wage or informal jobs with little security.
Tourism lense with Felix Xedra Agbenyo - Kpando-Todzi : A forgotten German residence on Kpando-Todzi
Many colonial dwellings across Ghana, at least, are located outside the villages of the people. Today, I am taking you on a brief tour of Kpando-Todzi.
Her Space with Bridget Mensah: Dr. Jemima Nunoo is redefining what it means for women to wield power
When asked what Ghana had taught her about power, Dr. Jemima Nunoo stopped the question in its tracks. “That's kind of the wrong question to ask me,” she says. “I didn't really learn anything about power from here. I was 29 when I moved here.”




















