By Evelyn ARTHUR The Director-General of the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority (GPHA), Brigadier General Paul Seidu Tanye-Kulono, has undertaken a working inspection of ongoing infrastructure projects aimed at improving efficiency and safety within the Port of Tema. During the tour, the Director-General assessed the rehabilitation of the harbour’s main road, which had deteriorated over […] The post GPHA

  The only good loan is one that gets paid back.” — Robert Wilmers, chairman and CEO of M&T Bank Dear Readers, for the past couple of weeks, we have been looking at how customer visits can minimize risks and losses. The visits are intended for both borrowing and investment customers. Customer visits are an excellent […] The post Risk

By Bernard TETTEH-DUMANYA (Dr) As Ghana embarks on a transformative economic journey, the 24-Hour Economy Plus initiative emerges as a pioneering, inclusive, and time-sensitive strategy aimed at boosting productivity, creating jobs, and enhancing industrial competitiveness. A critical question, however, is how to finance this ambitious agenda sustainably without increasing reliance on external debt or conditionalities […] The post Funding

There is no polite way to say it: our country is dirty. From bustling Accra to serene Bolgatanga, and across coastal and inland communities, we are drowning in filth. The evidence is everywhere: plastic waste clogging gutters, piles of refuse choking markets, black polythene bags floating in rivers, and the pervasive stench of open defecation […] The post Filthy and fading appeared first on The

By Prof. Samuel Lartey In a bold and strategic move, the Government of Ghana has infused GH?1.4 billion, comprising cash and bonds into the National Investment Bank (NIB), one of the country’s oldest state-owned financial institutions. This capital injection is not only a crucial step in resuscitating a struggling bank but also a major milestone […] The post Banking on confidence appeared first on

Ghana’s gold and minerals sector is set for a major spotlight as Meetings.Co, in partnership with key industry stakeholders, announces the Mining & Minerals Convention 2025, scheduled for 26th – 27th August, 2025 at the Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City, Accra. Held under the theme “Shaping the Future of Ghana’s Gold Industry,” the Convention will […] The post Ghana

A new whisky brand known as The Honest Man has officially been launched in Accra with a bold promise to offer the country’s consumers an affordable but premium drinking experience. The launch event, held at ESP Heights in Labone last Friday, drew trade partners, bartenders, whisky lovers, and business leaders from across the city. At […] The post The Honest

…an exquisite blend of premium Indian malts and spirits The country’s whisky scene just got richer with the arrival of The Honest Man, a premium Indian malt whisky that delivers great taste at a fair price. Launched last Friday at ESP Heights in Labone, the brand promises a bold, smooth experience for men who appreciate quality without […] The post The Honest Man whisky arrives in Ghana

Public speaking has long been regarded as one of the most essential skills for leadership, influence, and impact. From politicians and executives to coaches and educators, the power to speak and be heard remains a defining trait of those who move people and shape ideas. But even in this age of information overload, when everyone […] The post The transformative power of

By Degraft OSEI Trust is the foundation of any economy, digital or otherwise. Without it, systems crumble, users disengage, and creators lose faith in the platforms they depend on. In today’s interconnected world, transparency is no longer a luxury—it’s a necessity. As social media platforms wield increasing influence over economies, cultures, and personal lives, transparency […] The post Why

At the heart of modern economic systems lies a deeply ingrained, yet often unquestioned assumption: that competition is virtuous and essential for progress. But beneath this carefully constructed economic narrative lies the reality that much of what is celebrated as a competitive spirit is, in fact, a refined expression of greed. The relentless drive to […] The post The

By Gideon Asare SACKITEY “Oh, Madam, we are so sorry to disappoint you. If you were importing sugar, rice, and some trading items, we could have organized a quick facility for you,” Ruby’s Personal Banker said, three months after being encouraged by this same bank to apply for their “Unsecured SME Loan.” Small and Medium […] The post Rethinking SME

By Dickson ASSAN The high failure rate of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) in Ghana poses a significant threat to the country’s economic development. Approximately 70% of SMEs fail within their first five years (Asare & Yawson, 2022). This is alarming, considering SMEs account for nearly 80% of total employment and contribute over 70% to […] The post Writing an effective

The Minister also inaugurated the governing board of the Ghana Standards Authority (GSA), calling on its members to step up enforcement and ensure all production houses comply with national standards, particularly in support of consumer protection efforts. Speaking after administering the oath of office, Ofosu-Adjare said the Ministry has observed a recent burst of substandard […] The post Standards

By Emmanuel ACQUAH-SAM (PhD) On March 25, 2025,John Dramani Mahama, received petitions calling for the removal of Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo. This led to her official suspension on April 22, 2025, and the establishment of an inquiry committee to investigate the matter. Since then, public debate has taken many forms, with individuals and organisations weighing […] The post The law

By Rejoice Esi Asante (PhD) Recently, my institution came under public condemnation over certain breaches in the enforcement of a dress code for students on campus. Videos on social media show the manhandling of a female student by a member of the enforcement team. Uncivil as the conduct may seem, brings to mind the need […] The post Incivility at the workplace, an unavoidable red flag

A spin-off is a type of corporate action where a company creates a new, independent entity by separating a part of its business. Shareholders of the parent company typically receive shares in the newly formed entity in proportion to their original holdings. The new company has its own management, operations, and financial structure, but shares […] The post Understanding

By Fredrick AGBOMA (Dr)& Joseph BENSON. As explored in the earlier parts of this series, Ghana’s response to recent geopolitical disruptions, most notably the U.S. tariffs on key exports, can either be reactionary or transformative. While such events present short-term shocks, they also create critical inflection points. To ensure lasting economic independence, Ghana must now […] The post Reclaiming

By Surv. Prof. Forster Sarpong  On Monday, July 7, 2025, the Tema Oil Refinery (TOR) opened its technical chambers to the National Premix Fuel Committee, offering what many have long demanded as in clarity. In a country where over 200 coastal communities rely on fishing for livelihood, the public’s growing concern over the quality and […] The post Fueling confidence, powering change appeared first

By So?a MUZIKÁROVÁ  By now, it is obvious that the European Union must confront its lack of military might and economic competitiveness. US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has declared that America is no longer “primarily focused on Europe’s security.” Mario Draghi’s 2024 report on European competitiveness warned that the EU must foster innovation to maintain […] The post Europe’s quantum moment