The Human-capital costs of the crisis

Ghana’s economy is entering a new phase of resilience and expansion, buoyed by recent macroeconomic stabilisation efforts and renewed investor confidence.

The Single Point of Failure

For many Ghanaians, the journey from Accra to Kumasi is simply a road trip.

It is Monday morning in Accra.

During a recent talk at the Harvard Kennedy School, students asked me what it would take to turn African countries from consumers of digital and AI-driven technologies into producers. The answer, I told them, starts with heeding the right lessons from the mobile-money revolution.

As a real estate developer and professional of international repute, I have encountered many clients who are torn between critical investment decisions; whether they should invest their hard-earned income in real estate or pursue other investment opportunities.

For years, Ghana has worked hard to tell the world its tourism story.

A recent social-media post on the high cost of domestic air travel has touched a genuine public concern.