The economic case: Why recycling PET could save US $27m annually

African market knowledge, specialist banking expertise and increasingly capable AI could reshape how trade is financed. The opportunity is to make sound transactions easier to assess, faster to execute and more transparent throughout their lifecycle.

Government must overhaul its mining revenue framework, strengthen enforcement against revenue leakages and review tax incentives to raise domestic revenue, the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has said, warning that weak revenue mobilisation is constraining public investment and deepening fiscal pressures.

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) is pushing technology-driven solutions that expand access to productive credit for underserved businesses, as it seeks to translate the country’s financial inclusion gains into stronger financial health for households and enterprises.

The Korea Partnership for Innovation of Agriculture (KOPIA) Ghana Centre and the University of Engineering and Agricultural Sciences (UEAS) are exploring a strategic partnership to strengthen agricultural education, research, technology transfer and sustainable farming.

Ghana has long held a special place in the hearts of West Africans and visitors from farther afield. Its stability, rich cultural heritage, business-friendly reputation and the genuine warmth of its people give it a natural edge in the race for international visitors, investors and conference business.

The Chartered Institute of Restructuring and Insolvency Practitioners (CIRIP) has appealed to the government to allocate funding to the institute, warning that resource constraints are undermining its role in business rescue, insolvency regulation and economic resilience.

The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research-Savanna Agricultural Research Institute (CSIR-SARI) is developing at least three improved sesame varieties to boost yields, strengthen climate resilience and support the commercialisation of the crop in Ghana.

In 2020, Zoweh Global Consult published its first survey of coaching in Ghana and six years on, our follow-up asks how far the profession has travelled.