By Tong DEFA
As the world economy faces severe challenges of rising unilateralism and a trade war looms large on the prospects of global economic...
By Richard Kwabena ASARE
The public sector has been defined and described variously in governance literature. A common understanding of the public sector makes reference to the...
By Innocent Samuel Appiah
As the United States government implements a 10% tariff on select imports, including several goods from Ghana, the country faces significant...
Technology is a key enabler of economic transformation, particularly in facilitating the shift toward a 24-hour economy. In Ghana, the integration of digital infrastructure,...
A potential disbursement of about US$370million will arrive in the country following a staff-level agreement (SLA) with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on the...
By Cyril Mawuli ASARE
The recent United States tariff is the most topical issue at the global business front. The initial imposition of tariff by...
By Konrad Kodjo DJAISI
The TUC’s assessment of the 2025 budget points to overprioritising macro stability, resulting in recurring bouts of macroeconomic instability.
This is reflected...
By Shang-Jin Wei
US President Donald Trump reportedly delayed the launch of his global “reciprocal tariffs” until after April 1. If his goal was to...
By Kumi OWUSU-ANSAH
JAMES CARVILLE, an adviser to Bill Clinton when he was president, once quipped that when he died, “I would like to come...
By Joe JACKSON
If there’s one thing Ghanaians know how to do, it to remain calm in the face of looming drama—especially when it comes...