Ghana-EU Business Forum spotlights investment in agribusiness, energy, and innovation—driving inclusive growth through sustainable, high-impact value chains.
Ghana’s cedi rallies to GHS13.1/USD — strongest in a year — driven by exports, fiscal discipline, and softer US dollar.
Canada invests C$20M to empower 80,000 West African women traders—JS Morlu Ghana delivers expert support for local business success.
Mobile money agents empower financial inclusion in Africa by bridging analog and digital systems, addressing rural needs with trust and ingenuity.
Explore key accounting trends shaping Ghana’s creative industry, from digital tools to tax compliance, ensuring financial sustainability and growth.
Exploring the financial barriers faced by Ghanaian entrepreneurs and offering strategies to foster a supportive economic environment for innovation.
African Development Bank empowers youth & marginalized groups in Ghana & Senegal for green jobs in natural resources.
The Deputy Minister for Energy, Herbert Krapa, has underscored technology as the answer to Africa’s speedily growing demand for energy.
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID)-supported initiative, Ghana Mobilizing Finance in Agriculture (MFA), is committing up to US$261million in loans to expand financing to agribusinesses.
Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) expects inflation to end the year at 38.1 percent on the average, despite a slowdown in monthly inflation over most of the period.
Global trade is conducted in the currencies of the world’s major economic powers, principally the US dollar, the European Union’s euro, the Japanese yen and, to a lesser extent, the Chinese renminbi and the UK’s pound sterling.
The Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority (GPHA) is expressing serious concerns over the drop in traffic at the various ports in the country.