By: Sammy CRABBE In Part 1, I argued that Ghana’s education system is long overdue for a radical redesign. We explored how institutions like Legon...
By Gerald Nana KUSI In the dynamic global commodity markets, producers and consumers of energy, base metals, precious metals, and soft commodities encounter a multitude...
By: Benjamin Nathan Otchere In today’s interconnected global economy, tariffs have become significant tools of economic policy that influence market dynamics and trade relations. While their...
By: Professor Douglas BOATENG In the contemporary geopolitical landscape, warfare is no longer characterised by the cacophony of gunfire or the visible presence of...
By: Nana Okogyedom Adoofi I, (Ph.D)  A 24-hour economy is an economic model where businesses, industries, and services operate around the clock, fostering increased productivity,...
By Daryl BOSU Ghana stands at a dangerous crossroads. Once lush forests, thriving cocoa farms and rivers brimming with life are now on the brink...
The new U.S. tariffs on African exports highlight an urgent need for the continent to strengthen its own economic foundation and reduce reliance on...
By Joshua Worlasi AMLANU & Ebenezer Chike Adjei NJOKU The Bank of Ghana (BoG) is shifting its strategy for reforming the Specialised Deposit-taking Institutions...
Jibran Qureishi, Head of Africa Research at Standard Bank Group (the parent company of Stanbic Bank Ghana), the parent company of Stanbic Bank, has...
Prof. Isaac Boadi, Executive Director of the Institute for Economic Research and Public Policy (IERPP) and Dean of the Faculty of Accounting and Finance,...