Tag: Ghana
Gender Minister Leads Ghana Delegation to UN Women’s Rights Meeting
Dr. Agnes Naa Momo Lartey, Minister for Gender, Children and Social Protection,…
One Incentive at a Time: What Blue Sky Product v GRA Teaches About Ghana’s Tax Regime
In practice, these incentives take many forms. There are tax holidays, preferential…
Ghana at 69: From the Parade Grounds to the Streets of the People
Ghana at 69 saw subdued official celebrations, yet citizens, especially youth, embraced…
Ghana’s Gold Crossroads: Why Global Pressure Is Real, but a Coup Is Still Unlikely
Ghana’s plan to raise gold royalties reflects a push for greater resource…
Dr. Iddrisu Urges Broader Measures of Progress Beyond GDP at UN Statistical Commission
GDP alone cannot tell the full story of progress. It does not…
Ghana Begins AI Governance Review With UNESCO-Backed Assessment
The first stakeholder consultation, held on March 5 for ministries, departments and…
Ghana Moves to Expand Connectivity in Underserved Communities
GIFEC and Huawei met at the Mobile World Congress to explore technology…
Cosmetics, Creativity, and Commerce: The New Face of Ghanaian Entrepreneurship
Ghana’s beauty sector is booming as young entrepreneurs leverage social media to…
Borrowing Cost in Ghana May Offer Borrowers Breathing Space as Rates Could Fall Further
Even if the Bank of Ghana nudges the policy rate higher, subdued…
The Forgotten State of Ghana’s Mental Health Sector
Ghana’s mental health sector remains neglected, underfunded, stigmatized, and under-resourced, with outdated…
Heritage as Capital: Ghana Positions Restitution as Economic Strategy
Ghana launches the Restitution Africa Forum, reframing heritage restitution as economic strategy,…
Gold Is Ghana’s Shield Against External Shocks, But Time to Capitalize Is Limited — Dr. Theo Acheampong
Ghana’s gold sector has become the country’s key economic shield, boosting reserves…