Central bank independence: A case of Bank of Ghana in the post-IMF bailout

Agriculture remains the backbone of many economies, particularly in developing countries where it contributes significantly to employment, food security and economic growth.

Over the past few years, households, businesses, and policymakers have navigated a challenging environment marked by high prices, exchange rate pressures, tighter financing conditions, and uncertainty about the future.

For decades, the corporate mantra has been the importance of human capital, yet a big gap remains between acknowledgment and action.

Few institutions shape a nation's prosperity as quietly as its highest court.

Ninety minutes a day does not sound like much.

The debate about Ghana’s economic growth keeps swinging between competing prescriptions.

Somewhere in the Ministry of Health sits a plan with a price tag of GHS 759,053,461.84 — roughly US$47.4 million at the GHS16-to-the-dollar rate used in the plan itself.

One question that has always followed our PR profession for decades is “ so what did the PR campaign actually achieve?.”