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Examining the veracity: Is Bawumia’s stance on tax amnesty prudent?
By Bernard L. TETTEH-DUMANYA (Dr)
Tax amnesty, often touted as a quick fix for revenue shortfalls and non-compliance issues, presents a double-edged sword for developing...
Cost of choosing the path of poor corporate governance practices to the economy
By Constance GBEDZO
On paper, Ghana is considered a very well organized society. Talk about banking and financial services, cocoa merchandising, mining, power, oil and...
Employing tobacco harm reduction as a public health policy to drive down smoking rates...
By John TENGEY
Tobacco use is a major global public health concern. Tobacco consumption has been linked with life-threatening conditions such as cancer, heart disease,...
The world cannot afford to ignore the poorest countries
By Indermit GILL and M. Ayhan KOSE
They are home to a quarter of humanity – 1.9 billion people. They possess prized natural resources, including...
Navigating the cultural shift towards sustainable banking
By Samuel Kweku KUMAH
In the heart of Ghana's financial sector, a pivotal transformation is underway, marked by the Bank of Ghana's introduction of...
