By Professor Douglas BOATENG
In the vast expanse of global affairs, where nations rise and fall, America First has become a dominant narrative: an...
By Sylvia SINKARI
Africa has increasingly emerged as a decisive ground for global economic and geopolitical competition. In recent years, there has been a noticeable...
Chocolate Week was introduced as part of a broader effort to increase local consumption of Cocoa products and highlight Ghana’s leadership in the global...
By Isaac Kow ADU
Over the past decade, Africa’s public debt has nearly doubled, with a growing share becoming short-term and non-concessional. This means repayment...
By Buertey Francis BORYOR
In the world of business and global trade, few organisations have as much quiet power as Future Trends Group. Founded in...
By Alberta Nana Akyaa AKOSA
Where there is Food, there is Peace
Where there is Peace, there is Unity
Where there is Unity, there is Development
Where there...
By Kingsley MOGHALU
Strengthening the trade between African countries is a necessary first step toward equipping the continent to engage with the world economy on...
By Joshua Worlasi AMLANU
Ghana’s financial sector faces a pressing dilemma: banks, wary of high non-performing loans (NPLs), prefer investing in government treasury bills over...
By Jonathan S.K. AMABLE
…This is the first part of a series which examines the causes of our national economic woes and what it will...
By Dela AGBO
When discussing the best-performing stock exchanges in Africa, the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) consistently stands out.
Despite its relatively small size, with only...