By Gillian HAMMAH  Agriculture remains the backbone of Ghana's economy, employing approximately 30 percent of the workforce and contributing about 18.5 percent to the country's...
By Joshua Worlasi AMLANU [email protected]/ [email protected] Ghana’s stock market is riding a major wave, fueled by strong corporate earnings, falling treasury yields, and abundant liquidity. The Ghana...
68 years after gaining independence, cycles of unsustainable debt accumulation, fiscal distress, high unemployment and below-capacity production still define our economic journey. The recently convened...
The National Women’s Summit & Expo has always been a highlight for those who believe in the power of women. Over the years, this event...
Oro Oil Ghana Limited, the largest exporter of palm oil to Nigeria, has sealed a 10-year partnership deal with Nigerian investors to upscale production...
The European Union (EU) has reiterated its dedication to sustainable development in the country thought its Green Growth Ghana Project, which recently conducted a...
By Otwiwa OFFEI-AKOTO On March 6, 1957, Ghana made history as the first sub-Saharan African nation to gain independence from colonial rule. This milestone was...
By Elliot WILLIAMS A new report, commissioned by the Tema branch of the Ghana Chamber of Commerce and Industry on why Small and Medium sized...
A report by the Africa Centre for Economic Transformation (ACET), called the Ghana Country Economic Outlook Transformation 2024, says to achieve sustained economic transformation...
By Nana Okogyedom ADOOFI (Dr)  The concept of a 24-hour economy has gained significant global attention as nations seek innovative ways to enhance productivity, maximize...