PwC urges business caution, says second-half set to test economy 

GCB Bank has welcomed the inauguration of the Non-Interest Financial Advisory Council (NIFAC) by the Bank of Ghana, describing it as an important milestone in Ghana’s journey towards a more inclusive, innovative and diversified financial system.

The Bank of Ghana is using Artificial Intelligence and machine-learning tools to strengthen inflation and growth forecasts as it seeks to reduce the time it takes for policymakers to identify shifts in economic conditions and respond to emerging risks.

The Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA) has partnered AFRICA’s BRAIN BANK to support a six-day international summit in September that will culminate in the groundbreaking for a proposed Historic Medical City in Ada, positioning the project at the intersection of healthcare development, investment and medical tourism.

The Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) is renewing its push for lifestyle audits, unexplained wealth laws and broader non-conviction-based asset recovery powers after a Supreme Court ruling restored certainty over its prosecutorial mandate, the Special Prosecutor Kissi Agyebeng has said.

Established in 2001 with a clear strategic vision to elevate the wine and spirits experience in Ghana, Say Cheers, has over the years built a brand on expert selection, quality and consistency.

Ghana’s growing financial strength among its diaspora has yet to translate into broad-based absorption of the country’s expanding housing stock, with industry data indicating that the domestic market remains the dominant source of demand for homes.

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) and Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) have inaugurated a Virtual Asset Coordination Committee to strengthen oversight of Ghana’s fast-growing digital asset market, as regulators prepare to fully operationalise the Virtual Asset Service Providers Act by 2027.

Bridget Mensah’s favourite book is Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Dear Ijeawele, or A Feminist Manifesto in Fifteen Suggestions. She calls it the simplest book she knows for explaining feminism; not a slogan, she says, but a series of small, deliberate choices, repeated daily, until they add up to a life.