Ghana just rewrote its investment rulebook

A 2014 study found strong interest in cloud services among savings and loans companies,

For years, "inclusion" lived mostly in policy documents and annual reports, even though some progress seems to have been made in the last ten years.

Ghana’s state-owned enterprises control major public assets and provide essential services, yet some continue to accumulate losses and debts that taxpayers ultimately bear.

Ask any bank worker in Ghana what their interest rate is. You'll get an answer in two seconds flat, sharp as a WAEC answer.

In the past, customers chose banks based on their branch network, capital strength, and the friendliness of their staff.

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Here's a sound you've heard a hundred times. A bank officer is explaining a loan.

Ghana’s power sector stands at a decisive point. Electricity is no longer merely a public utility.