
Digitalize or perish: A Chartered Accountant's stark warning to colleagues
Published by Juliet Etefe
0 views
Topics in this article
Digitalize or perish: A Chartered Accountant's stark warning to colleagues
Related Coverage: Business
News
Firms’ failure to disclose owners threaten AML rating
The country’s efforts to safeguard its international anti-money laundering standing face risks from businesses failing to disclose their ultimate beneficial owners, Registrar of Companies Maame Saama Peprah has warned.
Investments
Local businesses outpace realised FDI
Domestic businesses are delivering more tangible investment than realised foreign direct investment (FDI) in Ghana, highlighting the need for a policy-shift toward local enterprises as government seeks to retain more economic value within the country.
Telecom
MMFL expands MoMo portfolio to over 45 financial products
MobileMoney Fintech Limited (MMFL) has expanded its MoMo platform to more than 45 financial products and services covering credit, savings, investments, pensions, insurance and international remittances, as it seeks to deepen digital financial inclusion in Ghana.
Banking & Finance
OmniBSIC Bank’s 11th Health Walk boosts wellness, networking
OmniBSIC Bank has held the 11th edition of its flagship Health Walk, reinforcing the bank’s commitment to promoting healthy lifestyles, strengthening customer relationships and creating opportunities for business engagement.
Olam Agri marks world food day with focus on nutrition and food security
Olam Agri Ghana has marked World Food Day by engaging approximately 850 upper primary pupils of the Kpone Methodist Basic School in an initiative to promote awareness of nutrition, food security and the importance of access to nutritious food.
News
Steve Kyerematen honoured by AIO
Veteran insurance executive and diplomat, Steve Kyerematen, has been honoured by the African Insurance Organisation (AIO) for his pioneering role in establishing the AIO African Reinsurance Forum, a platform created in 1995 to strengthen the continent’s reinsurance capacity.
Features
GH¢50 by 1m people can raise GH¢50m for the film industry
If one million Ghanaians contributed GH¢50 each towards the development of the film industry, the collective contribution would amount to GH¢50 million.
Features
The 24-hour economy: Who will buy what we produce?
A factory can run through the night and still struggle to survive. The question is who buys its output, at what price, and how quickly they pay. As Ghana advances its 24-hour economy, that commercial test deserves a place beside every announcement of investment and employment.


Comment guidelines
Please keep comments respectful. Use plain English for our global readership and avoid using phrasing that could be misinterpreted as offensive. By commenting, you agree to abide by our community guidelines and these terms and conditions. We encourage you to report inappropriate comments.
No comments yet. Be the first to share your thoughts.