Africa -China 2.0 with Paul Frimpong: China’s zero-tariff policy: Can Ghana compete beyond cocoa?

For decades, Ghana's poultry industry has lived with an uncomfortable contradiction.

The nature of financial crime is no longer static. As highlighted in the recent Ghana Association of Bankers Industry Fraud Report,

When President John Dramani Mahama stood before an audience of ministers,

Ghana’s currency volatility is a trade problem wearing a monetary policy disguise — and until the Ministry of Trade treats it as such, the Bank of Ghana will keep firefighting a blaze it did not start.

Africa's historical connection with global finance is characterised by a distinct harshness.

The Ghanaian capital market stands at a critical juncture.

US$3 billion. In a year, Ghanaians traded that much in digital assets silently, informally, and without a single law.

There is a very particular facial expression that appears on live television roughly four times a week across this continent, and I have come to recognise it instantly.