Ghana pursues Public-Private Partnerships to close a $37 billion annual infrastructure gap and accelerate sustainable national development.
Ghana signals global investment readiness as President Mahama rings NASDAQ bell, unveiling reforms to attract billions in foreign investment.
Strengthen Ghana’s financial sector: Bank of Ghana issues cybersecurity directive draft, inviting public feedback to enhance trust, compliance, and resilience.
AGOA once bridged U.S.–Africa trade, but new tariffs threaten Ghana’s exports, raising costs, eroding competitiveness, and reshaping markets.
Ghana’s SOEs saw 28.3% revenue growth in 2024, but rising costs and cedi depreciation squeezed overall profitability.
Ghana offers tax incentives, exemptions, and reliefs for individuals and businesses, promoting investment, development, and economic growth across sectors.
Ghana hosts the 2025 Pan-African AI Summit, spotlighting Africa’s AI future, innovation leadership, and JS Morlu’s smart solutions.
Bank of Ghana warns financial institutions of strict sanctions for foreign exchange and remittance violations under Act 723 and guidelines.
Ghana leads tax reform discussions at the 45th CATA conference, showcasing innovation, digital strategies, and sustainable revenue mobilization efforts.
Ghana’s economy rebounds as IMF-backed reforms, fiscal discipline, and currency stability drive resilience and inspire global policy insights.
Bank of Ghana spent GH¢8.6B in 2024 to fight inflation—impacting monetary policy, financial health, and economic stability.
Discover the dark side of PPPs where data and accountability vanish, leaving citizens to bear the hidden costs.