Feature / Analysis

Ghana has invested more than most African countries in the sovereign infrastructure for carbon market participation. A dispute in Zimbabwe has now shown that having the infrastructure is not enough …

For any nation to deliver on its promise to citizens, it must mobilize the resources to fund essential services. In Ghana, taxes account for over 60% of total government revenue. …

There is a quiet transformation underway across Ghana’s business landscape. One that does not announce itself with fanfare but reveals itself in the hum of solar panels on factory rooftops, …

In Ghana today, one of the easiest ways to trend on radio, television, or social media is to blame mining companies for underdevelopment in mining communities. According to the growing …

Like many Ghanaians, I understand and appreciate the emotions driving the current debate about the future of our mining industry. When people look at our gold wealth and still see …

For over a century, mining has been one of Ghana’s economic heavyweights. It contributes over 7 percent to GDP, brings in more than US$6 billion in export earnings every year, …

The debate over the Bank of Ghana’s current financial circumstances has been driven by politics as much as by financial economics leaving Ghanaians bemused, if not outright confused. TOMA IMIRHE …

Twelve companies selected by Ghana’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) are now on the way to determining whether or not their respective digital asset services will meet the regulatory thresholds …

Ministry of Finance treasury officials and their counterparts at the Bank of Ghana are reportedly considering closer co-ordination going forward to resolve an emergent issue in Ghana’s evolving fixed income …

The continued delay in the publication of the Bank of Ghana’s 2025 institutional annual accounts is drawing increasing attention from financial markets, policy analysts and development partners, even as the …