By Elizabeth PUNSU, Kumasi
The Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) has issued a strong call for urgent, multi-stakeholder collaboration to combat the growing threat...
By Adelaide Benneh PREMPEH
As climate change accelerates, the private sector can no longer wait for governments to lead on adaptation.
Ghana’s Nationally Determined Contributions call...
By Edwin Dadzie ABOTSI
“This article goes beyond theory; it’s the truth. I’ve lived it, I’ve felt the pressure of income-based underemployment, and now...
By Degraft OSEI
In the heart of Accra, a young designer blends traditional kente patterns with modern streetwear, while a filmmaker in Kumasi captures...
Currency depreciation presents a complex paradox for many African nations—one that reflects both opportunity and vulnerability in equal measure.
On the surface, a weaker domestic...
By Kingsley Webora TANKEH
As access to finance continues to pose a major challenge to Ghanaian businesses and industries, stifling growth and expansion, Bank of...
By Juliet ETEFE ([email protected])
Headline inflation eased further to 18.4 percent in May 2025 from 21.2 percent in April, marking the fifth consecutive month...
By Allen OLAYIWOLA
Across Ghana’s growing digital economy, more businesses and government institutions are embracing cloud technology as a foundation for modern operations.
From Accra...
By Lawrence Edem ZIKPI
Ghana has faced various economic challenges over the years. These challenges have led the country to seek external assistance, including financial...
By Saani Mohammed, An analyst
After a long period of political skepticism, economic stagnation, and pressures, Ghana seems to have achieved what few expected: a...
