By Korsi DZOKOTO
The legal battle against Dr. Johnson Asiama, a former Deputy Governor of the Bank of Ghana, has dragged on for over seven years, curtailing his freedom and imposing significant financial burdens in legal fees.
The charges levied against him—breach of the Bank of Ghana Act and causing financial...
By Samuel LARTEY(Prof)
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In an era where global alliances redefine economic landscapes, Ghana stands at a crossroads of opportunity.
The BRICS consortium, comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, has emerged as a formidable force, representing over 40% of the world’s population and approximately 37.3% of global GDP.
As BRICS expands...
By Samuel Adjetey OSEKRE
Introduction
Ghana is witnessing a transformative shift in its socio-political landscape. Citizens are increasingly turning to the courts as the ultimate arbiter of justice, embracing the principle that courts are mightier than swords and guns.
This growing faith in the judiciary signifies a profound belief in the rule...
An interview with Engineer Amegashie Viglo
As Ghana’s real estate industry expands, affordable housing remains a persistent challenge.
While both government entities and private developers claim to provide affordable housing, the reality often falls short for the average Ghanaian, with high costs and complex market dynamics making homeownership elusive for many.
In...
By Samuel LARTEY(Prof)
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Ghana’s economic story continues to evolve, with the country’s public debt profile taking a significant step forward.
The Bank of Ghana’s January 2025 Summary of Financial and Economic Data reveals that Ghana’s total public debt fell by GH¢24.1 billion month-on-month to GH¢736.0 billion in November 2024, thanks largely...
By Kiki ROCKSON
Introduction
In a world increasingly driven by digital innovation, the integration of technology into financial accounting and auditing has emerged as a game-changer for enhancing transparency, reducing subjectivity, and managing fraud.
For Ghana, a country striving to strengthen its economic foundation, the application of these tools across public, private,...
By Awuradwoa ADJEI
Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are the lifeblood of Ghana’s economy, driving job creation, innovation and economic growth.
However, many SMEs face significant challenges in adapting to the digital economy, including limited access to funding, technical expertise and infrastructure.
Recognising this critical gap, the Venture Capital Trust Fund (VCTF)...
By Alvin A.O MINGLE
In the fast-evolving world of procurement, 2025 promises to be a year of transformation driven by digital innovation, sustainability, and economic shifts.
To achieve procurement success, organizations in Ghana, across the region, and globally must anticipate key trends and adapt their strategies accordingly.
This article highlights essential trends...
By Enoch AKUFFU-DJOBI (PhD)
In Ghana, the burgeoning pedicure industry stands to be a thriving sector of the beauty business. However, a lack of proper regulation and oversight has led to significant public health risks.
Poor hygiene standards in many pedicure salons have exposed patrons to infections, diseases, and long-term medical...
By Richmond Kwame Frimpong
Over the years, international trade has been motivated by the pursuit of greater economic efficiencies.
For much of the 20th and early 21st centuries, trade was seen primarily as a tool to increase production, lower prices, and offer consumers more product choices. The benefits of trade in...