In today’s rapidly evolving financial ecosystem, financial inclusion can no longer be measured simply by the number of people who own bank accounts. Across the world, and particularly in emerging …
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Most taxpayers assume a tax dispute begins when an assessment lands on their desk. Not really! It begins much earlier. It could stem from an invoice that cannot be located, …
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Banking & FinanceFeatureTrade
Beyond Borders: How CIPS and PAPSS can power Ghana’s next chapter of trade
Every exporter or importer who has waited for days for a payment to clear or watched a shipment’s margin erode to a currency conversion, understands the truth that policy documents …
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“I want someone agile, who can hit the ground running. I want energy!” You’ve heard it in hiring meetings, maybe said it yourself. In corporate translation, it usually means: send …
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Banking leadership is usually difficult to reduce to a single measure. But PwC Ghana’s latest Banking Survey presents an unusual picture: four of the industry’s major market-share indicators ended 2025 …
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Ghana’s 2026 Mid-Year Fiscal Policy Review, presented to Parliament on 23 July under the theme “Resetting for Growth, Jobs and Economic Transformation,” reads like routine housekeeping – no supplementary budget, …
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EconomyFeatureInvestments
The Ghana Investment Promotion Authority Act: Resetting Ghana’s Investment Framework
A New Chapter for Investment in Ghana Competition for investment has become more intense than ever. Investors today look beyond opportunities and incentives. They seek destinations with predictable regulations, efficient …
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For Ghanaian businesses, the cost of certainty, not the direction of the cedi, is the number worth watching right now, and it has rarely been lower. The best time to …
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The proposal by governance and international relations expert Dr David Agbee that the Government of Ghana should assume majority ownership of the Tarkwa Gold Mine after Gold Fields’ lease expires …
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Taxes are the price we pay for ensuring a functional civilized society. In Ghana, that price, which is the tax, is collected, assessed, and accounted for by the Ghana Revenue …
