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US$3 billion. In a year, Ghanaians traded that much in digital assets silently, informally, and without a single law.

There is a very particular facial expression that appears on live television roughly four times a week across this continent, and I have come to recognise it instantly.

For decades, Ghana's poultry industry has lived with an uncomfortable contradiction.

It Begins the Moment We Stop Asking What Is Best for the Nation.

By any measure, the discovery of oil in commercial quantities in Ghana in 2007 marked a defining moment in the country’s economic history.

There is a pattern familiar to almost every Ghanaian who has worked in or around government.