Fredrick Addai Kwarteng
From the Brink of $21M Fire-Sale to 200,000BPD Dream: The Strategic Repositioning of Tema Oil Refinery
Overcoming six years of unverified accounts, severe debts, and near liquidation, TOR reformed its corporate governance, placed second on the…
The Buffer at the Pump: How TOR Averted a Possible GH¢32/Litre Fuel & Anchored Ghana’s Energy Security
By refining domestic crude, TOR shielded Ghanaian motorists from fuel price spikes reaching GH¢32 per litre during global market disruptions,…
From Near Liquidation to the GHC1.24 Billion Profit: Inside TOR’s Ghanaian-Led Turnaround
Facing near liquidation and crushing debt, Tema Oil Refinery staged an extraordinary comeback. Funded entirely by internal revenue and repaired…
How Harmless Susu Groups Turn Into Illegal Schemes Without Members Realising It – 3 Red Flags
Susu is one of Ghana’s proudest traditions and for generations, market traders and everyday workers have used it to build…
Wealth Building Without Disciplined Health Choices is Incomplete – A Financial Coach’s Insight
Financial literacy coach Patrick Baah Abankwah says wealth building is incomplete without good health. After watching a customer drain his…
Building a Generational Business: Critical Measures SMEs & Startups Shouldn’t Take for Granted
Chartered Accountant Dickson Assan says SMEs must register with the Registrar General, keep tax records, certify operations, maintain accounts, and…
The Cost of Unchecked Power: How Unlimited Executive Authority Drives Corporate Fraud
KPMG’s report reveals that unlimited executive authority is the leading enabler of corporate fraud. Without oversight, trusted leaders exploit unchecked…
Dr. Theo Acheampong Writes: Reflections from Bangkok: What Ghana’s Turnaround Taught Me at 2026 IMF & WB Meetings
Back from the 2026 IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings in Bangkok with the Ghana delegation led by Hon. Dr…
Funding SMEs: Do Ghana’s SME Financial Products Really Speak the Language of SMEs? A Specialist’s Insight
Maame Yaa Owusu-Amoah says Ghana’s banks must design SME products around real business timelines, using human-centred design, flexible collateral like…
Workplace Fraud Networks: Inside the World of Corporate Fraud Rings – KPMG’s Insight
When white-collar crime strikes, popular culture often imagines a lone rogue employee operating in secret. However, a comprehensive global study…
Beyond Laptops & Training Centres: How Success of Ghana’s 1 Million Coders Initiative Should Be Measured
CERPA says Ghana’s One Million Coders Programme should be judged beyond registrations, laptops and centres. It urges quarterly reporting on…
Funding SMEs & Startups: Why Bank Loans Shouldn’t Be Your Startup’s First Point of Call
SME Consultant Dickson Assan says startups should avoid bank loans, since repayment with interest demands cash flow. He urges saving,…
Must it Always be Loans?: Why & How Loans Are Not the Only Viable Option to Fund Young Businesses
Digital finance specialist Maame Yaa Owusu-Amoah says startups shouldn’t rush to banks for loans. Crowdfunding through licensed providers like Grow4Me…
The Enemy Within: The Profiles of Corporate Fraudsters Perpetuating White Collar Crimes – A KPMG Insight
A KPMG global study finds corporate fraud is often perpetrated by trusted, long-serving employees motivated by greed and opportunity. Weak…
Gov’t Records Over 30% Funding Shortfall on T-Bill Market Despite Oversubscription
Ghana’s T-Bills auction recorded 3.07% oversubscription, yet government accepted only GH¢3.482 billion against its GH¢5.019 billion target, leaving a GH¢1.537…