Opinions
Experts to Gather for Two Days to Reset Ghana Exim for Better Outcomes
Ghana Export-Import Bank’s 10th anniversary conference brings experts, policymakers, and financiers together to reflect, plan, and shape the next decade…
Strait of Hormuz: The World’s Most Dangerous Economic Artery
Strait of Hormuz handles 20% of global oil; disruptions trigger price shocks, inflation and economic strain worldwide, exposing vulnerabilities in countries like Ghana.
Ghana’s Real Estate Boom: Shifting Costs, New Opportunities
Ghana’s real estate sector is evolving into a key economic driver, fueled by urbanisation, diaspora inflows and investment demand, despite housing deficits, financing constraints and rising construction costs.
THE BIG BETRAYAL: Why McDan Aviation Must Get Its License Back
McDan Aviation’s license revocation threatens local investment, jobs, and Ghana’s Reset Agenda, as political influence jeopardizes a Ghanaian-owned private jet terminal.
From Crisis to Financial Wisdom: What Life’s Fragile Moments Teach Us About Managing Money
Financial resilience goes beyond wealth, requiring preparedness, disciplined habits, strong support systems and purpose, as personal experiences highlight the role of money in navigating life’s uncertainties.
Building Your Dream Home in Ghana: Navigating High Costs, One Brick at a Time
High mortgage rates are pushing Ghanaians to build homes gradually using personal income, offering financial control, reduced debt and long-term wealth despite rising construction costs.
Gold and Growth: Integrating Supply Chain Governance Is Essential for Sustainable Exploration
Prof. Samuel Lartey argues that Ghana’s gold wealth can drive sustainable development only through disciplined exploration governance, strong supply chains, local procurement, community engagement, and capacity building.
Digital Economy Push Raises Need for Stronger Data Protection
Growth in AI, fintech and digital platforms is intensifying calls for stronger safeguards to secure personal and commercial data
Beyond Extraction: Partnerships Can Drive Responsible, Profitable and Inclusive Gold Mining
By Prof Samuel Lartey Gold has long defined Ghana's economic narrative. From pre-colonial trade routes to modern capital markets, the country’s mineral wealth has shaped its global identity. In 2023,…
When Theatre Becomes a National Economic Asset
Ghana’s theatre is experiencing a revival, blending tradition and modern creativity, attracting new audiences and highlighting the sector’s potential as a driver of cultural identity and economic growth.
When Transparency Becomes Risk: Combating Mobile Money Fraud in Ghana
Prof. Samuel Lartey warns rising mobile money fraud in Ghana is exploiting publicly shared financial data online. He urges stronger awareness, regulation and collaboration to protect users and digital finance.
