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.

1. Introduction

Personally, the decision by the Ghana Police Service to reschedule the full implementation of the TRAFFITECH-GH automated enforcement regime under the Road Traffic Regulations, 2026 (L.I. 2519) from October 1 to November 1, 2026, is a welcome and pragmatic policy adjustment.

An amendment to Section 136 of the Customs Act, 2026 (Act 1179) - which seeks to change the point at which downstream petroleum taxes are collected

Government has been urged to deepen support for Ghana’s textiles and apparel industry as a way of expanding job creation and business opportunities for young people.

The Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr Frank Amoakohene, has underscored inadequate funding as the principal obstacle to the completion of the Boankra Inland Port, stressing that government is now compelled to intervene directly to prevent the project from stalling.

Morocco’s Attijariwafa Bank is set to become the majority shareholder of Société Générale Ghana (SG Ghana) after the French banking group agreed to sell its entire 60.22 percent stake in the listed lender.

In the bid to mobilise larger pools of private capital for climate investments, there is need for a shift in Africa’s approach to climate finance

Impact Investing Ghana (IIGh) is pleased to announce a transition in its Board of Directors leadership. Kwabena Boamah has been appointed as the new Board Chair,