Isaac Aidoo
Vegetable Exporters Warn of Supply Disruption as Possible Cantonments Eviction Looms
Ghana’s vegetable exporters face possible eviction from their Cantonments base, raising fears of supply disruptions, higher losses and weakened access…
Ghana’s Reset Agenda: Aligning GACL’s operations to support the 24-hour economy
GACL is strengthening revenue diversification, enforcing stricter land administration, expanding car park capacity and aligning with global airport management standards…
Technology and Safety: Why Ghana’s Modern Workplaces Need Stronger Protection for Workers
Ghana’s evolving, tech-driven workplaces face rising safety risks, prompting calls for stronger regulation, safer machinery, modern standards, and renewed enforcement…
Elumelu Advocates New Framework to Unlock Africa’s $4 Trillion Development Potential
Tony Elumelu’s two-day Ghana visit strengthened government partnerships, promoted Africapitalism, urged better public–private collaboration, and reaffirmed UBA’s commitment to economic…
Ghana’s Transparency Drive Spurs Investor Confidence as Ownership Declarations Surge
Ghana’s sixfold surge in beneficial ownership disclosures and new digital transparency reforms are strengthening oversight, reducing investment risks and boosting…
Tech-Driven Safety: Employers and Labour Push for Future-Ready Workplaces
Ghanaian employers and labour leaders urge tighter safety systems as technology reshapes workplaces, stressing that digital progress must align with…
Where the Money Really Goes: Assemblies Misuse Royalties While Communities Suffer, Blame Mining Firms
Communities lack basic services because assemblies misuse mineral royalties, leading residents to wrongly fault mining firms and complicating efforts to…
World Bank Warns Ghana Risks Falling Further Behind as Capital Markets Lag Peers in Africa and Asia
World Bank warns Ghana’s weak capital markets are hindering growth, urging reforms to expand financing for businesses, tap pension savings,…
Bad Roads, High Food Prices: Vegetable Exporters Say Budget’s New Road Plan Could Be a Game Changer
Ghana’s vegetable producers and exporters say fixing farm roads, improving mechanisation and expanding irrigation will cut production and transport costs,…
India High Commission Marks International Gita Mahotsav in Accra
India’s High Commission in Accra marked Gita Mahotsav with over 250 participants, celebrating the Bhagavad Gita’s teachings, cultural ties and…
Equity, Not Debt, Drives Growth of Firms in Emerging Markets, World Bank Study Shows
Equity financing drives faster firm growth in emerging markets, with domestic capital markets delivering the biggest productivity gains for smaller,…
Ghana’s Rising Corporate Star: How Michael Abbiw Turned Early Hustle Into a Growing Business Empire
Michael Abbiw, recently honoured as one of Ghana’s Most Influential Corporate Leaders of the Decade, embodies a new entrepreneurial generation…
Ghana Pushes Climate-Smart Farming, Early Warning Systems to Protect Food Security at COP30
Ghana highlights climate-smart farming and stronger early warning systems at COP30, urging coordinated action, tech partnerships and private-sector support to…
Global Climate Summit Ends With Boost for Finance but Deep Divisions Over Fossil Fuels
Global climate talks ended with a compromise deal boosting finance for vulnerable nations but avoiding commitments on fossil fuels, exposing…
Ghana-South Africa Trade Ties Deepen as Investment, Mobility and Diaspora Engagement Accelerate
Ghana and South Africa deepen trade, investment and mobility ties as diaspora engagement expands, boosting bilateral projects, business travel and…