Isaac Aidoo
Zeepay Calls for Caution as Court of Appeal Hears Ongoing Legal Dispute
Zeepay has urged the public to disregard unverified reports, saying its legal dispute remains before the Court of Appeal while…
UK, GIIF and FSD Africa Launch £5M Facility to Unlock Ghana’s Green Infrastructure Pipeline
The UK, GIIF and FSD Africa launched a £5 million facility to prepare bankable green infrastructure projects, attracting private investment…
Africa’s Clean Energy Paradox: UN Chief Questions Why a Resource-Rich Continent Gets Just 2% of Global Investment
UN chief António Guterres urges greater clean energy investment in Africa, citing vast renewable resources, energy deficits and untapped economic…
‘The Environment Is in Your Hands’: Ecobank Challenges Students to Lead Green Future
Ecobank has urged students to lead environmental conservation efforts, stressing tree planting and sustainability as Ghana intensifies action against climate…
From Farm to Knowledge Hub: How Maphlix Is Positioning Ghana as West Africa’s Emerging Agro-Tourism Destination
Maphlix's Dawhenya facility is attracting international visitors, positioning Ghana to export agricultural knowledge, drive agro-tourism, strengthen regional cooperation and advance…
Emirates Expands Ghana Operations as Rising Demand Deepens Trade and Tourism Links
Emirates will increase Accra services to 11 weekly flights, boosting Ghana's trade, tourism, exports and global business connectivity through Dubai.
Plastic Waste Emerges as Ghana’s Next Industrial Resource as Schools Join Circular Economy Drive
Plastic waste is emerging as an industrial resource in Ghana, with schools supporting recycling efforts that strengthen manufacturing supply chains…
From Independence to Strategic Partnership: How Ghana Helped Shape America’s Africa Policy
Ghana's independence helped shape U.S. Africa policy, evolving into a strategic partnership built on trade, investment, education, security cooperation, democracy…
Sustainability Beyond Compliance: How Newmont Is Using ESG to Strengthen Its Social Licence in Ghana
For mining companies operating in the 21st century, paying taxes is no longer enough. Governments increasingly expect miners to contribute…
Mining Tax Burden Hits 58%; Chamber Warns Threatens Ghana’s Competitiveness
Ghana's mining industry warns a rising 54–58% tax burden threatens competitiveness, investment and mine expansion, while renewing calls for royalty-sharing…
Small-Scale Miners Overtake Industrial Producers as Ghana Gold Output Jumps 23%
Small-scale miners produced 52.4% of Ghana's gold in 2025, overtaking large-scale producers for the first time in over a century…
West Africa’s $5 Billion Rice Gap Opens New Opportunities for Farmers, Processors and Investors
ECOWAS, the World Bank and governments are mobilising billions to transform rice value chains, targeting higher farmer incomes, agribusiness growth,…
Nestlé’s Iron for Focus Campaign Set to Close Gap Between Nutrition and Academic Performance
Nestlé’s iron campaign unearths a nutrition crisis undermining learning outcomes in Ghana's educational sector, prompting calls for coordinated action by…
Why Trust, Accountability and Inclusion Are Corporate Ghana’s New Competitive Advantage
Nestlé Ghana's Managing Director, Salomé Azevedo is urging corporate executives to prioritise trust, accountability and inclusion to achieve excellence, as…
DACF Transfers Under Scrutiny as Research Questions Value for Money in Local Development
Fresh academic research is questioning whether rising DACF transfers are delivering meaningful local development, amid concerns over weak service delivery,…