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The Traditional Markets in Ghana Ghana has hundreds of traditional markets spread across its 16 administrative regions and 261 districts. These markets serve as important centres for accessing a wide …

Ghana’s mines spend billions of dollars annually on goods and services, yet many critical inputs are still manufactured abroad. A deliberate mining-led industrialisation strategy could turn this purchasing power into …

Introduction Ghana’s digital economy has grown faster than its traditional VAT collection mechanisms. In 2022, only a few non-resident e-commerce entities were on the GRA’s radar. Today, about 167 non-resident …

Executive Summary The Income Tax (Amendment) Act, 2026 (Act 1178) provides targeted relief to individual taxpayers and broadens access to Ghana’s presumptive tax regime for small businesses. The Act increases …

As the Minister for Finance engages key ministries on Ghana’s New Economy, the ambition is compelling: to build an economy that does not merely withstand shocks but creates wealth and …

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 …

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, …

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 …

“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 …

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 …