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Heavy medicine imports expose industry to external shocks
Heavy dependence on imported medicines is leaving Ghana’s pharmaceutical industry vulnerable to external shocks while denying the economy significant opportunities to expand domestic manufacturing, create jobs and retain greater value locally.
ASM tax gap offers new route to higher mining revenue - Chamber of Mines
The country could significantly increase mining revenue by closing the tax and formalisation gap in artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) rather than placing a heavier fiscal burden on the relatively small number of large-scale producers, Ghana Chamber of Mines (GCM) has said.
H1 2026 growth holds steady at 6.2%
The economy expanded 6.2 percent in first half-2026, supported by a sharp recovery in oil and gas production, strong services activity and rising investment although growth remained concentrated in a few sectors, Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) said.
Ghana–Mexico Relations move from Diplomacy to Trade, Investment and Continental Opportunity.
Ghana’s decision to reopen its mission in Mexico creates an opportunity to move the relationship beyond diplomacy to encompass investment, industry, trade, and market access at a continental level.
Beyond compliance: How governing frameworks and human capital determine project bankability in Africa
In Africa’s climate finance landscape, the distinction between a funded project and an un-bankable proposal often hinges not on technology or market opportunities, but on the robustness of governing frameworks and human capacity.

e-zwich cards rise 2.7% as transaction volumes plunge 45%
The number of e-zwich cards issued in Ghana increased by 2.7 percent in 2025, even as transaction volumes on the platform plunged by 44.9 percent, according to the Bank of Ghana’s Payment Systems Oversight Annual Report 2025.
Ghana–Mexico Relations move from Diplomacy to Trade, Investment and Continental Opportunity.
Ghana’s decision to reopen its mission in Mexico creates an opportunity to move the relationship beyond diplomacy to encompass investment, industry, trade, and market access at a continental level.
Beyond compliance: How governing frameworks and human capital determine project bankability in Africa
In Africa’s climate finance landscape, the distinction between a funded project and an un-bankable proposal often hinges not on technology or market opportunities, but on the robustness of governing frameworks and human capacity.
Fruit juice excise duty removal to take effect October 1
The removal of the 20 percent excise duty on locally manufactured fruit juices is expected to take effect from October 1, 2026.
And your soul will thank you for it
In the hustle and bustle of modern life, navigating the traffic on the George Walker Bush Highway, managing the pressures of an unpredictable economy, and carrying the heavy mantle of adulthood,
African health manufacturers meet in Addis Ababa
The Third African Healthcare Manufacturing Trade Exhibition and Conference opens on 26 October under the theme "Industrialise to Commercialise"



















