Damang Gold Mine: A product of continuity in government for national development

We are living through a fascinating financial era shaped by inflation, volatile markets, and rapid technological change.

Every exporter or importer who has waited for days for a payment to clear or watched a shipment's margin erode to a currency conversion, understands the truth that policy documents rarely capture: trade doesn't fail at the border.

When Kennedy Boakye heard his phone ring that morning at his cement shop in Nkoranza in the Bono East Region, the 46-year-old was busy helping load bags of cement into a customer’s tricycle.

Study leave with pay has existed in Ghana for many years and gives teachers an opportunity to upgrade their academic qualifications while continuing to receive their salaries. I am not against study leave with pay.

Ghanaian institutions are adopting artificial intelligence faster than they are governing it and far faster than they are building it. The boards that close that gap first will set the terms for the rest of the market.

“If the eyes do not admire, the heart will not desire.” – African proverb

A society reveals much about how it values human life by the way it treats the environment in which that life is lived

Ghana’s agricultural financing debate is often framed as a shortage of credit. Banks are urged to lend more, government is asked to provide guarantees, and farmers are encouraged to formalise their operations.