Kyerematen questions government financing model for Accra-Kumasi Expressway project
Former Trade Minister Alan Kyerematen backs the expressway but urges rethink on public funding approach for the US$4bn infrastructure project.
World Bank Chief Spotlights Ghana's Tourism Potential as Heritage Sites Drive Job Creation
IFC Managing Director visits Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park, underlining cultural tourism's role in economic growth and employment across Ghana.
The Get-Rich-Quick Fantasy: Why Ghana's Wealth-Flaunting Culture Masks Economic Reality
Ghanaians obsess over luxury symbols, but experts warn the gap between perception and reality fuels risky financial decisions.
Mahama Administration Unlocks Ghana's $9bn Agricultural Industry Through Tax Relief and Investment Push
Government removes excise duty on local fruit juices and pursues agro-industrial expansion to boost sector potential.
Dangote Challenges Africa to Invest at Home, Not Abroad, as Continental Industrialisation Gains Momentum
Aliko Dangote urges African business leaders to retain capital on the continent and leverage AfCFTA for industrial growth.
Ghana Set to Host World Tourism Day 2026 Celebration in Koforidua's Eastern Region
Ghana will mark World Tourism Day 2026 with a week-long Eastern Expo in Koforidua, opening 28 September under Tourism Minister Abla Dzifa Gomashie.
Mahama positions Ghana MiDA partnership as launchpad for international development funding
Former president John Mahama says Ghana's MiDA framework opens doors to global philanthropic support aligned with national development priorities.
Dangote pushes for Africa's visa-free dream as key to unlocking continental investment
Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote urges African nations to remove travel barriers and strengthen integration to attract business and boost economic growth.
Oil prices drop on Middle East diplomacy hopes—what it means for Ghana's energy costs
Crude prices fall to weekly lows as traders bet on Iran-US negotiations, despite escalating regional tensions affecting global markets.
Mahama seeks Open Society backing to push Ghana's economic reform agenda
President Mahama pitched Ghana's economic recovery plan to Open Society Foundations in New York, emphasising innovation opportunities amid reform challenges.
Ghana's Small Businesses Crushed by Hidden Costs, Not Tax Rates: Why MSME Reforms Are Missing the Mark
Beneath Ghana's ambitious tax reforms lies a harsh reality: municipal-level regulation and compliance costs are choking MSMEs far more than official tax rates.
Two years of gains insufficient for stability – Kyerematen warns against premature economic victory claims
Alan Kyerematen says Ghana's macroeconomic improvements need decade-long sustainability, not two-year declarations of success.