Discussing real estate with CEO of M.Unique Homes, Manaf Sana Harouna

Ghana's economic ambitions have changed.

A budget succeeds when children learn in properly equipped classrooms, patients receive timely treatment, and farmers can move produce to market.

As Ghana prepares for the reading of the 2027 Budget Statement on November 12, the nation stands at a pivotal macroeconomic crossroads; pivoting from crisis-era fiscal stabilization toward structured, high-productivity and economic expansion.

Ghana celebrates entrepreneurship with enthusiasm.

The appointment letter arrives with congratulations. Your telephone becomes unusually busy. Friends remember old promises. Relatives begin to discuss opportunities.

The proposed Women’s Development Bank has moved a step closer to establishment following submission of a banking licence application to the Bank of Ghana (BoG), with government having disclosed a GH¢400million capital commitment toward the institution.

The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has collected GH¢185.5billion in tax revenue as at October 2026, exceeding its target for the period by GH¢1.1billion and putting it firmly on course to achieve its full-year revenue target of GH¢237billion.

Managing Director of Ecobank Ghana, Abena Osei-Poku, has urged business owners to take advantage of improving economic conditions to access bank financing, saying declining interest rates and relative exchange rate stability are creating a more favourable environment for borrowing and business expansion.