The recent floods that swept through Accra, parts of the Volta Region, and several coastal communities have once again exposed the vulnerability of Ghana's cities, towns and settlements to recurring environmental disasters.
In Ghana, examination malpractice is not a fairy tale. It is a reality that continues to challenge our education system.
Following the devastating floods on Tuesday 30th June in Accra, President John Dramani Mahama directed the Minister for Finance to release GH¢300 million from the Contingency Fund GH¢150 million for emergency relief and GH¢150 million for mitigation works.
Most business owners in Ghana have heard the term preference shares. Far fewer can explain with confidence what preference shares actually do, how they differ from the shares most companies issue by default, and when using them serves a founder's interests rather than working against them.
Ghana's financial sector has entered a new phase following the increase in the Ghana Reference Rate from 10.02 per cent in June 2026 to 10.59 per cent in July 2026.
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