Ghana@60: The GSE in foreign hands: The utmost part of equity of GSE-listed companies is held by foreign institutional investors. If the Ghanaian economy is to strive and serve its people, this must change.

Tomorrow, the nation will gather at the UPSA Auditorium in Madina (and at other places) to remember the Departed 8. A cenotaph will be unveiled.

Ghana’s cashew farmers are reeling from a steep 2025 price collapse as the country’s processing capacity remains stalled below six percent, leaving the bulk of raw nuts exported with little local value addition.

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) is working with the insolvency and restructuring industry stakeholders to develop a more predictable and risk-sensitive framework for financing distressed but viable businesses.

Ghanaian exporters now have a fixed address in one of the world's most influential cities, London, following the opening of the Ghana Trade House by the Ghana Export Promotion Authority (GEPA).

Mantrac Ghana has partnered with five leading banks to break financing barriers and expand access to equipment for businesses across Ghana, creating new opportunities for local businesses to invest, improve productivity and accelerate growth.

Similar to the emergence of computers and other digital technologies that transformed organisational productivity, artificial intelligence is now reshaping every industry.

ABSTRACT Revenue mobilisation is central to Ghana’s development agenda. Despite a robust legal framework anchored in the 1992 Constitution, the Income Tax Act, 2015 (Act 896) and the Revenue Administration Act, 2016 (Act 915), Ghana continues to experience significant revenue leakages.

“Without a leader, black ants are confused.” – African proverb