Business & Economy
Ghana’s Development Depends on Institutions That are Modern, Responsive, and Trusted
GRA Commissioner-General outlines reforms to build a modern, transparent, and taxpayer-friendly system driven by ITAS, trust, digital transformation, and shared…
From Workshops to Wealth: DTI’s Push to Turn Artisans, SMEs into Business Builders
DTI and Mastercard Foundation have graduated 1,593 master craft persons and SME owners, equipping them with business skills, certification and formalisation support to improve productivity and expand employment opportunities.
Financial Stocks Keep Pace as Ghana’s Equity Rally Pushes Higher
Ghana’s stock market remains strong, with the GSE Composite Index up 74.22% and financial stocks marginally outperforming at 74.74% year-to-date.
Tomato, Ginger Production Gaps Deepen Ghana’s Import Dependence – CSIR
CSIR researchers say Ghana’s tomato and ginger production gaps are worsening import dependence, requiring stronger seed systems, irrigation, disease control, climate-smart varieties and dedicated horticultural research institutions.
NDPC Links Productivity and Discipline to Success of 24-Hour Economy
NDPC Chairman Dr Nii Moi Thompson says Ghana’s 24-hour economy requires stronger productivity, punctuality, discipline and efficient resource use, alongside improved maintenance and effective public service delivery.
Sub-Saharan Africa Can Unlock High Returns From Infrastructure Investment, Report Says
Sub-Saharan Africa has some of the world's strongest potential returns from new infrastructure investment, particularly in transportation, but high borrowing costs and uneven infrastructure coverage continue to limit the region's…
What’s Suffocating Ghanaian Businesses in Q2? AGI Flags Key Challenges
AGI’s Q2 Business Barometer highlights rising electricity and input costs, taxes, credit constraints and import competition as key pressures weighing on Ghanaian businesses.
The McDan Opportunity: Mogul Pledges to Virtually Coach 5 Young Entrepreneurs Every Month
McDan will meet five young entrepreneurs virtually each month for 20 minutes, listening to their stories, understanding their start-ups, identifying gaps and offering guidance, as part of his commitment to…
Oil Rebounds as US Blockade Threat Revives Supply Concerns
Brent rebounded after Thursday’s decline as a U.S. blockade threat against Iran revived concerns over oil supply disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz.
A Fall From Grace: How Ghana’s Cocoa Export Has Dramatically Lost Ground in the Last 2 Decades
Ghana’s cocoa export share has plunged from 29.3% in 2004 to 14% in 2025, losing ground to gold amid ageing farms, disease, illegal mining and climate pressures, deepening export concentration…
IFS: Ghana’s $10.8bn Small-Scale Gold Boom Is Bypassing the Taxman
The IFS says Ghana’s $10.8 billion small-scale gold exports generated little state revenue, urging government to develop a strategy to capture more fiscal benefits.
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