The High Street Journal
Melvina Amoafo: Honouring a Trailblazer in Ghana’s Capital Markets
Mrs. Melvina Amoafo retires after pioneering roles and transformative leadership in Ghana’s capital markets, leaving a lasting legacy of innovation,…
10 Must-Know Facts About the New One Cedi Per Litre Levy in Ghana
Ghana’s new GH₵1 fuel levy funds thermal power fuel needs, raises GH₵5.7 billion annually, avoids electricity tariff hikes, and is…
Benefits of Having a Good Personal Brand
Building a personal brand boosts career focus, confidence, self-awareness, visibility, and niche appeal, essential for students aiming to impact and…
Iniquities of Inequity in Our Santa Claus Democracy
Yaw Nsarkoh’s upcoming GAAS lecture questions Ghana’s unequal democracy, criticising elite control and calling for genuine inclusion, dignity, and prosperity…
Ninety Days After Your Visit, President Mahama: Ketu South Still Awaits Action on Coastal Erosion and Tidal Waves
Joel Degue's letter to the presidency, 90 days after Mahama visited Ketu- South coastal communities of Adina, Salakope, Amutsinu, and Agavedzi, after tidal…
Ghana’s Green Business Ecosystem Series – Part 3: A Crisis of Confidence in the Market
Weak climate laws, policy inconsistency, and economic volatility are undermining investor confidence and stalling the growth of Ghana’s green business…
Bank of Ghana’s 2024 Losses in Context: Why Central Banks Lose Money and Why It Matters
Ghana’s central bank cut its losses in 2024, showing signs of recovery, but still faces deep negative equity and structural…
10 Must-Know Facts About Ghana’s 2024 Food Imports
Ghana’s 2024 food imports reveal reliance on goods it also produces, underscoring the need for stronger agro-processing, supply chains, and…
Ghana’s Green Business Ecosystem Series – Part 2: Fragmented Climate Policy and the Case for a Unified Strategy
Ghana’s climate policies are fragmented and lack legal backing, threatening green business growth. A unified decarbonization strategy is urgently needed…
Top 10 Must-Know Food Exports from Ghana – 2024
In 2024, Ghana’s food exports totaled GH¢46.1 billion, led by cocoa products, cashew nuts, tuna, and shea oil, with strong…
Ghana’s Green Business Ecosystem Series Part 1: Why Governance Gaps Are Stalling Growth
Ghana’s green businesses face high costs and fragmented policies that stall growth, risking the country’s climate goals without stronger government…
Avoiding Budget Blowouts: How Ghanaian Businesses Can Keep Cloud Costs Under Control
Ghanaian businesses can curb rising cloud costs by auditing subscriptions, deleting unused data, automating shutdowns, embracing automation, and regularly reviewing…
10 Must-Know Insights from Ghana’s Green Business Ecosystem Report by IMANI
So What? Ghana’s green sector has great potential. But smart policies, funding, and skills development are vital for sustainable growth.
Bright Simons Strikes Back at Ibrahim Mahama, Demands Admission of 38 Facts in the High Court
Bright Simons’ lawyers demand Ibrahim Mahama and E&P admit to key facts about mining contracts, finances, political ties, debts, and…
Plantain Prices Hit GH₵ 250 Per Bunch as Output Falls 40% in Ashanti and Eastern Regions
Plantain prices continue to soar, which a bunch selling as high as GH₵ 250, making it difficult to enjoy night…