Aburi’s appeal in 2025 lies in its rising land values, improved connectivity, sustainable developments like Runnymede Haven, steady tourism, and…
Bright Simons warns that Ghana’s GCR–GoldBod gold-refining deal carries high fiscal risks, urging transparency, strict benchmarks, and clear exit options to protect public resources.
Ghana’s President Mahama highlights economic stabilization, education, health, energy, 24-hour economy, youth empowerment, research, mining oversight, and social programs, signaling a national reset and inclusive growth
Bright Simons explains that Ghana’s Cedi was overvalued in June 2025, affecting citizens differently, highlighting the need for disciplined, steady fiscal and monetary oversight
Bright Simons highlights the US pilot requiring Zambians and Malawians to post $5K–$15K visa bonds, causing payment hurdles, potential travel deterrents, and new payment intermediaries
Ghana’s Finance Minister Dr. Ato Forson announces GH¢9.7 billion DDEP payment and establishes Cedi and Dollar sinking funds, boosting investor confidence and securing future debt repayments
Bright Simons argues Africa’s mapping initiatives expose how limited policy audiences and “katanomics” hinder effective continental integration, leaving political actions without tangible, transformative outcomes for ordinary Africans
Ghana’s July 2025 inflation fell to 12.1%, lowest since 2021, with food and non-food prices easing, imported costs dropping faster, but monthly prices rising 0.7%.
IMANI’s weekly review highlights Ghana’s economic rebound, urges fair market practices in pay-TV pricing, and advocates stronger humanitarian diplomacy and regional peace engagement
The Bank of Ghana cut its policy rate to 25% as inflation hit 13.7%, the cedi surged, and reserves, growth, and fiscal discipline strengthened significantly
Ghana’s July 2025 economic data shows sharp inflation decline, stronger cedi, record reserves, falling debt, and booming digital payments, though banking sector risks and high interest rates persist