An open letter to the Minister for Finance

Digital transformation is no longer a buzzword in today’s highly competitive business environment; it has become a necessity for building a resilient organisation. It involves the integration of a digital technology into every aspect of an organisation’s operations, fundamentally changing how a business operates and delivers value to its stakeholders.

The debate over artificial intelligence and employment has become preoccupied by a false choice. One side predicts large-scale job destruction; the other notes that aggregate data still show little. Both observations can be true. While AI’s economy-wide employment effects remain limited, the conditions for disruption are already emerging at the level of tasks, firms, and early careers. Given this, waiting for clear evidence that the shock has arrived would be a mistake.

Value-Added Initiative to Boost Employment (VIBE) programme-backed market linkage connects more than 1,000 smallholder farmers to overseas demand and expands short-term work for young women across the export chain.

Greater Accra’s residential and commercial landscape is changing rapidly. New homes, apartments, offices and developments are creating growing demand for the everyday services required to maintain them — from plumbing and electrical work to air-conditioning, cleaning, painting and general property maintenance, creating growing demand for platforms connecting households and businesses across Greater Accra with verified service providers in Accra.

Under the patronage of Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs HE Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani, the Qatar International Center for Conciliation and Arbitration (QICCA) operating under the Qatar Chamber will host the Sixth World Conference on International Arbitration on November 3–4, 2026, at the Fairmont Doha Hotel.

IIPGH, ACity, and CSA take a joint White Paper on digital trust to Ghana's political and military leadership.

Occasionally, a few colleagues and I hang out to eat some good fufu.

Something has changed. I do not think most organisations have fully registered it yet, but those of us who pay close attention to the texture of the customer experience can feel it.