Makida El Husseini
Ghana’s Export Ambitions Take Centre Stage Ahead of EU-Ghana Agribusiness Forum
With non-traditional export earnings reaching $5 billion in 2025, the upcoming forum will spotlight opportunities to expand agricultural exports, attract…
Ghana’s Film Industry Faces a Market Problem: Who Pays to Watch?
Limited distribution channels, gaps in audience data and access to cinema infrastructure emerge as key issues in efforts to attract…
Your Smile Can Make Your Business Pay You Better
Ghana’s declining customer satisfaction shows why better service, trust and customer retention are increasingly important to business growth, profitability and…
Why Breast Screening Should Become A Workplace Investment, Not an October Ritual
Workplace breast screening should move beyond October awareness campaigns as Ghanaian employers face the human and business costs of late…
Breast Cancer Is Eating Into Ghana’s Productive Workforce
Breast cancer is not only costing Ghana lives, but also draining household incomes, disrupting careers and weakening the country’s productive…
Customer Service Week Returns, but Ghana Still Struggles to Deliver Better Service
Ghana’s Customer Service Week returns as concerns persist over declining satisfaction and poor everyday service.
Pink October turns Ghana’s marketplace pink, but what happens after the balloons come down?
Pink October is driving a growing market for breast cancer-themed products, but Ghanaian businesses must turn seasonal visibility into year-round…
Caftan Boom Reshapes Ghana’s Office Wear, Creates New Business For Tailors
For tailors, the change represents a significant expansion of the market because caftans require regular sewing and can be ordered…
How Influencers Are Rewriting Ghana’s Advertising Playbook
Ghana’s advertising market is shifting as influencers give brands new ways to reach consumers, challenge traditional agencies and reshape how…
Ghana’s Film Heritage Revived as London Screening Highlights Creative Economy Potential
Ghana’s restored film heritage is opening new opportunities for investment, distribution and growth across the country’s creative economy.
Ghana’s Flood Fight Needs More Than Drains
Ghana’s recurring floods are driving calls for stronger community partnerships, institutional coordination and resilience investment beyond drainage infrastructure.
AI Skills, Digital Economy Take Centre Stage at International Youth Festival in Russia
AI skills, digital literacy and creativity are emerging as key drivers of opportunity for the next generation of entrepreneurs and…
Global Youth Economy Takes Centre Stage As 191 Nations Meet In Russia
10,000 young leaders from 191 countries gather in Russia to build global networks around entrepreneurship, technology, creativity and the future…
AI Movies: Cheaper Content Or A Threat To Ghana’s Creative Jobs?
As AI makes filmmaking cheaper and faster, Ghana faces a critical question: will the technology create new opportunities or threaten…
The Silent Threat To Ghana’s Workforce: Why Hypertension Is Also An Economic Problem
Hypertension is no longer just a health concern, it is quietly eroding Ghana’s workforce, household incomes and economic productivity. As…