Opinions
TRAFFITECH: When the Solution Can Become Another Problem
Traffitech could make Ghana's roads safer, but without proper education and fair enforcement, the technology could create new problems while failing to address the real ones.
Save in the Sunshine: Ghana’s Good Season Won’t Last Forever
Ghana’s economic recovery offers government, businesses, investors and households an opportunity to build financial resilience through disciplined spending, prudent investment, savings and strategic planning.
Gold Buys Time. Discipline Buys Prosperity
Ghana must convert cedi gains and rising gold receipts into lasting prosperity through fiscal discipline, transparent foreign exchange operations, productive investment and stronger accountability.
Every US$1 in WASH Returns US$5-6: Budget 2027 Should Act on It
WaterAid Ghana urges government to allocate US$1.7 billion to WASH in the 2027 budget, citing economic growth, public health, jobs and climate resilience.
The Power of Apology
A sincere apology takes courage, restores trust, preserves valuable relationships, and turns past mistakes into lessons that strengthen understanding, encourage growth, and protect future possibilities.
Charles Bissue: The Man Who Wants a Trial but Challenges the Trial
By Sammy Darko Charles Bissue is an interesting accused person. He says he wants a speedy trial and accuses the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) of delaying his day…
Time to Reform the Ghana Reference Rate: From Treasury Bill Yields to Banks’ Deposit Costs
For businesses borrowing to buy equipment, restock a shop or meet payroll, the price of credit affects everyday decisions. The Ghana Reference Rate (GRR) provides a common starting point for…
TESTING GOLDBOD CEO’S “NEW LAW” ON SMALL-SCALE MINING AGAINST THE LAW
Legal analysis argues GoldBod’s proposed mining regularisation risks contradicting Ghanaian law, which requires licences before mining and criminalises unlicensed operations.
The Enterprise That Creates Its Own Future
An enduring enterprise does more than capture value. It strengthens customers, suppliers, and communities, preserving the productive capacity needed for future growth and lasting economic prosperity.
Ghana’s Bigger Economy Faces the Jobs and Living Standards Test
Ghana’s rising economic ranking must translate into productive jobs, stronger businesses, improved public services and greater household purchasing power to deliver lasting prosperity.
