Editorial: A nation on edge must not lose its balance

Cocoa farmers in parts of the Ashanti Region have welcomed the passage of the Ghana Cocoa Board Bill, 2026, expressing support for key reforms aimed at protecting farmers’ interests and strengthening the long-term sustainability of Ghana’s cocoa industry.

In Ghana’s property market, many buyers operate under the assumption that once payment has been made and possession has been taken, ownership automatically becomes secure. Unfortunately, this assumption has destroyed investments, displaced families, collapsed businesses and subjected innocent purchasers to years of painful litigation.

When organizations talk about Customer Experience, the conversation often centers around the customer—their expectations, journey, satisfaction and, ultimately, loyalty.

Can GH¢30 billion in roads and a shift-based production model really deliver 1.7 million jobs by 2028?

Two repugnant and unpardonable events occurred last week, which signaled the dangerous escalation of religious hatred and bigotry. These incidents are pregnant with political, social and religious implications for peace and stability of our dear Ghana.

“A banker’s true value lies in their ability to understand and serve their clients’ unique needs.”

Fidelity Bank has called for stronger stakeholder collaboration, harmonised trade systems, and targeted institutional support to remove the structural barriers holding back Ghana’s traders and entrepreneurs, particularly women from reaching their full potential.

UBA Ghana Ltd has delivered a resilient performance for the first half of 2026, recording significant growth in its balance sheet, a more than doubling of customer loans, stronger capital and liquidity positions, and a sharp improvement in asset quality.