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According to the US-based rating agency, although the gold sector is fueling the accumulation of reserves, implementing Ghana Accelerated National Reserves Accumulation Program (GANRAP) will cause the government to incur high local currency costs.
Ratings agency, S&P Global has stated that Ghana’s institutional arrangements are weak, but improving. According to the US-based firm, the cost of servicing government debt remains elevated, saying, the weak institutional arrangements and the high servicing debt constrain Ghana’s ratings.  In its rating article on Ghana, it warned that the Ghanaian economy is reliant on […]
Africa’s Leading Technology Company, Seamless Technologies Chief Executive Officer, Dr Emmanuel Okeleji, has called on leaders in Ghana’s financial services industry to take a more deliberate and strategic approach to Artificial Intelligence (AI) adoption to drive productivity, profitability and enterprise performance. Dr Okeleji made the call at the recently held Banking and Financial Services Industry […]
Climate experts, government officials, and agricultural stakeholders have gathered in Accra for a three-day stakeholder engagement workshop focused on strengthening inclusive climate adaptation tracking and reporting within Ghana's agriculture sector.
Ghana must take an active role in the digital transformation of tourism as artificial intelligence (AI) changes how destinations attract visitors and deliver services, President of the Ghana Tourism Federation (GHATOF), Seth Ocran, has said. In his World Tourism Day message, Mr Ocran called on the tourism industry to embrace emerging technologies to market Ghana, […]
Ghana has built important foundations for protecting children online. The harder question is whether those foundations form a system that works at the speed, scale and sophistication of the digital world children now inhabit. The answer is not a simple yes or no. Ghana is not idle. The Cybersecurity Act, 2020 (Act 1038) criminalizes key forms of online child sexual exploitation. The National Child Online Protection Framework provides an architecture. The Cyber Security Authority’s Safer Digital
The Ghana Institution of Surveyors (GhIS) is pushing for the passage of its Governing Council Bill following Cabinet approval of the proposed legislation.
The Western Regional Minister, Joseph Nelson, has called for stronger collaboration among institutions operating within Ghana’s land and property sector, describing professional partnerships as essential to sustainable national development.
Ghana is stepping up its fight against child labour in its agriculture, artisanal mining, and other sectors with the roll-out of a new digital tool to facilitate government officials and partners in monitoring.
Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa says Ghana intends to leverage the changing global geopolitical order to reduce its dependence on external support and strengthen control over its natural resources.
Ghana aims to establish a 1 GW nuclear plant by 2030 to diversify the electricity system, with support from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) focused on strengthening the country’s institutional readiness, technical capacity and regulatory systems. The government sees nuclear energy as vital for decarbonisation, enhancing energy security and potentially generating electricity export revenue. […]
The Ghana Tourism Federation (GHATOF) has called for greater adoption of digitalisation and artificial intelligence (AI) to reshape the country’s tourism industry and make it more competitive.
According to the US-based firm, the credit rating of 'B-/B' means an issuer or obligation is in the non-investment grade (speculative or "junk") category, indicating high credit risk, high vulnerability to default, and that bad economic times will likely impair the ability to pay back debts.
Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson says the government’s New Economy programme will seek to strengthen local production, reduce reliance on imported goods and create more employment by directing investment towards productive sectors.
The Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD) has established a special-purpose financing vehicle, Cocoa Capital PLC, to support and supervise a planned GH¢16.3 billion domestic fundraising programme.
The National Food Buffer Stock Company (NAFCO) has revamped its National Food Reserve Programme with an initial GH¢100 million government funding to strengthen Ghana’s ability to respond to food crises and price pressures.
These markets play a significant role in Ghana’s economy. Historical estimates cited by the World Bank and the United States Department of Agriculture’s Foreign Agricultural Service place the average annual turnover of traditional markets in Ghana at approximately US$4 million per location. They provide livelihoods for numerous traders, porters, drivers and other transport operators, while creating market opportunities for farmers, artisans and other small-scale businesses. They serve as importa
Ghana’s digital economy has grown faster than its traditional VAT collection mechanisms. In 2022, only a few non-resident e-commerce entities were on the GRA’s radar.
The Ghana Tourism Federation (GHATOF) has called on stakeholders in the tourism and hospitality industry to embrace digitalisation and artificial intelligence (AI) to transform the sector and improve Ghana’s competitiveness.
The government has announced plans to develop a sustainable policy for the development and use of Ghanaian Sign Language (GSL) in the country’s education system.
Ghana could risk access to European gas export markets if it does not strengthen measures to control methane emissions and eliminate routine gas flaring, Dr Kwame Sarkodie, a petroleum engineering expert, has cautioned.
The Minister for Labour, Jobs and Employment, Emmanuel Kwadwo Agyekum, has urged Chief Executives of State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) to actively contribute to the development of Ghana’s proposed new public sector compensation system. Mr Agyekum said the government was not seeking to impose a foreign model but to develop a home-grown, sustainable system based on broad consultation and the experiences of stakeholders within the public sector.
Vice President Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang has called for stronger local pharmaceutical production as Ghana seeks to reduce its reliance on imported medicines and improve access to essential drugs. She said expanding the capacity of Ghanaian pharmaceutical manufacturers would strengthen the health system and help the country respond more effectively to changing healthcare needs. The Vice President was speaking in Accra at the opening of the 90th Anniversary Annual General Meeting and S
Ghana’s growing dependence on gold export earnings has reignited a crucial debate on economic resilience.
Speaking during the presentation, the Director of Analysis, Research, and Finance at the Ghana Chamber of Mines, Christopher Opoku Nyarko, said the organisation was committed to supporting institutions that serve vulnerable groups.
The government is seeking to position Ghanaian youth to take advantage of opportunities beyond the domestic economy by promoting skills, digital innovation and partnerships capable of connecting young people to employment opportunities across Africa.
The Ghana Medical Trust Fund (GMTF) is exploring a strategic partnership with the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) to mobilise additional support for healthcare infrastructure and specialised medical services across the country.
Stanbic Bank Ghana is stepping up efforts to support sustainable mobility and renewable energy adoption through its 'Be Powered' campaign, providing financing and technical support to individuals and businesses seeking to invest in solar energy systems and electric vehicles.
Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson has called on businesses to increase investment in Ghana, assuring the private sector that government will protect the recent improvements in the country’s economic conditions.
The government has outlined plans to expand Ghana’s port infrastructure as part of efforts to ease congestion and strengthen the country’s position as a maritime and logistics hub in West Africa.
The Ashanti Regional chapter of the Association of Educational Accountants (AEA) Ghana has convened a major capacity-building workshop aimed at enhancing financial management and promoting sustainable development within the education sector.
Asanko Gold Ghana Ltd has expanded its Community Agricultural Support Programme (CASP) to reach 80 smallholder farmers in the Ashanti Region. The beneficiaries are drawn from 12 communities in the Amansie West and Amansie South districts. The second phase of the programme aims to improve agricultural productivity, strengthen food security, and help farmers cope with […]
The business environment in Ghana remains positive and dynamic, but businesses must adapt their internal processes, relationships and market strategies to take full advantage of emerging opportunities, PwC Country Senior Partner, Vish Ashiagbor, has stated According to him, Ghana’s business landscape is currently at an “inflection point,” with the private sector gradually assuming a greater […]
As Do Ghana and Joy FM invite Ghanaians to “Go Outside. Do Ghana. Find Your Centre”, a growing appetite for outdoor experiences is opening a bigger question about the future of domestic tourism, and why the country’s biggest tourism market may be the one already living here. Is doing Ghana the new weekend escape?
Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson has urged businesses to invest with confidence, assuring them that the government will sustain the gains made in stabilising Ghana’s economy. Speaking during a meeting with the leadership of the Association of Ghana Industries and leading captains of industry, Dr Forson said the Government’s new blueprint for economic transformation […]
Ghana has liquidity, institutions seeking returns and businesses seeking capital. The missing link is an effective system for converting savings into appropriately structured finance for investment-ready enterprises. Ghana’s financial system presents an important economic paradox. There is substantial liquidity in the system. Commercial banks are actively looking for credible opportunities to grow their loan portfolios, […]
The Ghana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) says it will not compromise safety and security in its efforts to attract more airlines into Ghana’s domestic aviation market.
The Ghana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) says it is open to more domestic airlines entering the market as part of efforts to increase competition and help drive down airfares.
The Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture Development has rallied the Ghana Science Association (GSA) and the research community to work with the Ministry to develop practical, science-based solutions to protect Ghana’s ocean and secure livelihoods.
Ghana has come a long way in the practice of constitutional democracy. But our democratic journey has never been a straight line. From colonial constitutional reforms to independence, military interventions, civilian governments and successive constitutional experiments, Ghana’s political history has been shaped by both democratic aspirations and interruptions.
Ghana could turn its growing youthful population into an economic burden if it fails to generate enough productive jobs, former Trade and Industry Minister Alan Kwadwo Kyerematen has warned.
Ghana could turn its growing youthful population into an economic burden if it fails to generate enough productive jobs, former Trade and Industry Minister Alan Kwadwo Kyerematen has warned. Mr Kyerematen said Ghana’s young population presents a major opportunity for economic transformation, but that opportunity can only be realised if the economy is able to absorb the growing number of young people entering the workforce. “We have a young, growing population, which can be considered as a pote
Ghana and China have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral ties, with focus on trade, investment, industrialisation and development cooperation.
Ghana must significantly reduce the size of government and redirect public resources towards productive economic activity, former Trade and Industry Minister Alan Kwadwo Kyerematen has proposed.
Visa Accept helps to address a key challenge facing many of Ghana's smallest businesses.
The Western Regional Minister, Joseph Nelson, has called for stronger collaboration among institutions operating within Ghana’s land and property sector, describing professional partnership as essential to sustainable national development.
Ghana has deepened its Democratic Governance since the inception of the Fourth Republican Constitution of 1992. While Democratic Governance in the country has been credited with a peaceful transfer of political power from one government to another, it is fraught with a number of challenges, including the winner-takes-all syndrome, the inability of the governance system to drive transformative socioeconomic development, excessive monetisation, etc. This opinion piece presents my views on the exce
Sociologist Prof. Kofi Osei Akuoko says Ghana’s public service is at risk of losing the institutional capacity needed to deliver essential services as political interference, skilled worker exits, fiscal pressures and declining public trust continue to take a toll.
Green financing isn't a trend Ghanaian businesses can afford to watch from the sidelines. Climate change has stopped being a problem for tomorrow. For many businesses today, its impact is already visible on the balance sheet: rising energy costs, disrupted supply chains, flood-related logistics delays, and productivity challenges linked to unreliable power supply.
The Chief Executive Officer of Ghana EXIM Bank, Sylvester Adinam Mensah, has called for practical steps to turn the Volta Region’s economic potential into businesses, exports and jobs.
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