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Economy

US$77m Swiss SECO grant to support local governance, private sector and sustainability

By Ernest Bako WUBONTO The government of Switzerland, through the Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO), has announced a CHF65million (approximately US$77million) grant to...

Economy

Unlocking growth: BoG’s bold plan to cut lending rates

By Samuel Lartey(Prof) [email protected] For decades, Ghana’s economy has operated with a credit system that effectively shuts out its most dynamic economic agents small and medium...

Economy

Dirty Data vs Clean Data.

“Garbage in, garbage out.” But in today’s digitised economy, that phrase underestimates the problem. Dirty data is more than a nuisance. It’s a silent...

Economy

Innovative financing models key to bridging development gaps – expert

By Juliet ETEFE ([email protected]) Head-Capacity Development, West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI), Charles Kojo Vandyck has emphasised an urgent need for innovative and creative...

Economy

Soaring debt linked to flawed tax system – Terkper

… warns revenue distortions are forcing gov’t into unsustainable borrowing cycle By Joshua AMLANU & Ebenezer NJOKU The nation’s mounting debt crisis stems directly from...

Economy

War and tariffs are a double shock to the world economy

By Stephen S. ROACH The outbreak of a new war in the Middle East, together with a destructive tariff war, makes for a lethal combination...

Economy

Editorial: Upward adjustment in tariffs must result in better service delivery

As part of its quarterly review mechanism, the Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) has announced a 2.45% increase in electricity tariffs effective 1st July...

Economy

Financial science in action: How Evidence-Based Finance Is transforming Ghana’s business strategy and public sector sustainability

By Surv. Prof. Forster SARPONG Beyond Intuition, Towards Intelligence In today’s volatile financial climate, dominated by debt distress, revenue shortfalls, and fiscal austerity, the need for...

Economy

The Inconvenient Truth with Douglas BOATENG (Prof): When wallets whisper from afar: The silent gravity of foreign financing and its uncanny ability to steer the destiny of nations under...

In Africa’s theatre of statecraft, few roles appear as powerful and misunderstood as that of the finance minister. With the stroke of a pen,...

Economy

Revamping TOR: The challenge of depending on imported crude

By Sheldon K. AMBAAH Ghana’s decision to revamp the Tema Oil Refinery (TOR) represents a bold step in its effort to build resilience in...

Economy

Editorial: Dollarisation remains a major concern to cedi’s stability

June Producer price inflation slows to 5.9%

How businesses can benefit from 24-Hour Economy policy

From dormancy to opportunity: Positioning Komenda Sugar Factory

LADMA to launch a long term development plan on July 22

UNDP 2025 Human Development Report shows unprecedented slowdown

24-Hour Economy Plus: The urgent revolution we can’t afford to delay

US$77m Swiss SECO grant to support local governance, private sector and sustainability

Unlocking growth: BoG’s bold plan to cut lending rates

Dirty Data vs Clean Data.

Innovative financing models key to bridging development gaps – expert

Soaring debt linked to flawed tax system – Terkper

War and tariffs are a double shock to the world economy

Editorial: Upward adjustment in tariffs must result in better service delivery

Financial science in action: How Evidence-Based Finance Is transforming Ghana’s business strategy and public sector sustainability

The Inconvenient Truth with Douglas BOATENG (Prof): When wallets whisper from afar: The silent gravity of foreign financing and its uncanny ability to steer the destiny of nations under...

Revamping TOR: The challenge of depending on imported crude