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It’s the Corruption, Stupid
When Donald Trump was first elected US president, a stunned Democratic intelligentsia claimed that he won because of Russian interference.
AI will not take your job: A company using AI properly might
Imagine two Ghanaian companies bidding for the same major contract. In the first, staff gather quotations through email, reconcile price schedules in spreadsheets, chase approval signatures and manually assemble the presentation.
Referee and player: Should MPs sit on the Boards of State Enterprises?
One of the first principles of good corporate governance is independence. People who supervise an institution must be free to question its decisions, examine its finances and hold its management to account without fear, favour or personal interest. When that independence is compromised, even a carefully designed governance structure can become a shell.
Your customers have moved online,has your business?
Walk through any market in Accra or Kumasi today and you will notice something. The trader selling fabric is taking orders on WhatsApp and TikTok. The young man at the chop bar is watching short videos while he waits for his food. The woman buying a new fridge checked the price online before she left the house.
Women’s Bank seeks BoG licence after GH¢400m capitalisation
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.

Industry leaders converge for 15th GEF today
Policy-makers, regulators, economists, bankers, industrialists and development partners gather at the Labadi Beach Hotel in Accra today for the opening of the 15th Ghana Economic Forum (GEF), organised by the B&FT, to ask how a recovering economy can be turned into industrial output.
GoldBod generates US$4.2bn
The Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) generated about US$4.20 billion in foreign exchange (FX) from artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) gold trading between August and October 2026, directing US$2.38 billion to commercial banks to improve dollar liquidity.
Stephen Kpordzih heads CBG Board
Consolidated Bank Ghana Limited (CBG) has appointed Mr. Stephen Kpordzih as its new Board Chairman.
Africa’s film industry faces distribution deficit despite growing audience demand
Africa’s film sector is confronting a growing paradox: while demand for African stories is increasing and the continent’s paid television and streaming market is projected to reach US$5.2 billion by 2030, weaknesses in distribution, monetisation and financing continue to constrain the industry's ability to convert audience interest into sustainable commercial returns.
Paystack marked 10 years in January 2026 and now serves markets representing roughly 46% of Africa’s GDP
For a Ghanaian business reader who may only know Paystack as a checkout button, how would you describe what the company actually does today, and what Ghana specifically represents in that footprint?
Chamber of Mines commits US$400,000 to Burma Camp redevelopment
The Ghana Chamber of Mines has committed US$400,000 towards the redevelopment of military accommodation at Burma Camp, adding to private-sector efforts to address longstanding infrastructure deficits within the Ghana Armed Forces.

















