By Degraft OSEI Social media has revolutionized the way we connect, entertain, and express ourselves. But its impact goes far beyond likes and shares—it...
As trade between both countries currently stands at US$1m A 34 member Rwanda trade and investment delegation comprising officials and stakeholders in the private...
Market observers are hopeful of moderate growth at end-2023 fiscal year, driven by limited policy interventions in both fiscal and monetary aspects. Despite a promising...
As from 1st January 2018, Ghanaian farmers will be able to resume exports of all plant commodities to the European Union (EU) market. This follows...
The District Assembly Common Fund (DACF) have set aside US$20m in this year’s proposed formula for the management and disbursement of the District Development...
By JP FABRI The global economy is undergoing a major realignment, with supply chains shifting in response to rising protectionism, economic nationalism, and geopolitical tensions. The...
According the International Finance Cooperation (IFC), certified Green Buildings in Ghana comprised around 1% of new builds in 2020.  While Ghana has a vibrant...
Ghana, the Heart of Africa, has long been celebrated for its stable political environment and progressive democratic governance. The nation’s commitment to conducting regular,...
SEND GHANA, a policy research & advocacy civil society organisation, has described government’s heavy reliance and continuous dependence on Development Partners (DPs) to fund...
By  Felix Larry Essilfie (PhD) Ghana’s recent exchange‐rate rebound has delivered tangible relief to importers, but retail prices have stubbornly refused to follow suit. This puzzling...