By Nana Okogyedom ADOOFI (Dr)  The concept of a 24-hour economy has gained significant global attention as nations seek innovative ways to enhance productivity, maximize resource utilization, and create more employment opportunities. Traditionally, economic activities have been structured around daytime operations, with most businesses and services ceasing operations in the evening. However, technological advancements, globalization, […] The post The

By Elizabeth PUNSU The health of a nation is the foundation upon which its future is built. Without the well-being of its people, no prosperity can truly be sustained. Healthy citizens are the cornerstone of a nation’s strength, resilience and long-term prosperity. As Ghana marks 68 years of independence, its healthcare system remains a major […] The post Measuring the health

By Richmond Akwasi ATUAHENE (Dr) Abstract The paper studies the factors associated with the emergence of systemic banking crises in Ghana. The results suggest that crises tend to erupt when the macroeconomic environment is weak, particularly when growth is low and inflation is high. Also, high real interest rates are clearly associated with systemic banking […] The post The

By Cecil Ato Kwamena DADZIE Imagine a Ghana where citizens trust their government, where policies are understood and supported, and where public services are delivered efficiently and transparently. This vision is not a distant dream but a tangible reality that can be achieved through the strategic use of public relations (PR) in the public sector. […] The post Building

 By Kizito CUDJOE Sixty-eight years after gaining independence from British colonial rule, Ghana continues to navigate its developmental journey, overcoming military uprisings and restoring democracy. Since 1992, our country has cemented its status as a beacon of democracy, particularly within the African subregion. Yet, despite its rich endowment of natural resources, the country’s ability to […] The post The

As we celebrate Ghana’s 68th Independence Day anniversary, we at Prudential Bank wish to extend our heartfelt congratulations to our dear nation and its citizenry. This day is a reminder of the resilience, bravery and unwavering spirit of our forebears who toiled to bring us freedom. It is in this spirit that we as a […] The post Independence Day message from Prudential Bank appeared

 By Ebenezer NJOKU “The economy is at a crossroads.” This is no news! After repeated cycles of unsustainable debt accumulation, fiscal distress, high unemployment, below-capacity production and interventions from multilateral institutions, it is not out of place to wonder if it is in any way better off 68 years after gaining independence. So the question […] The post National Economic

Zenith Bank Ghana has marked Ghana’s 68th Independence Day celebration with a rich display of Ghanaian Culture in its 43 business locations nationwide. The Bank’s “Wear Ghana” initiative saw staff members proudly adorned in local Ghanaian prints to celebrate Ghanaian fashion, promote national identity and   encourage the patronage of locally manufactured fabrics, while its “Tastes […] The post Zenith

Ghana’s financial ecosystem is undergoing a profound transformation, driven by pioneering efforts of the Ghana Interbank Payment & Settlement Systems (GhIPSS). As the country celebrates its 68th Independence Day, GhIPSS stands as evidence of the nation’s ability to develop world-class financial solutions tailored to its unique needs. By spearheading innovative digital payment services, GhIPSS is […] The post GhIPSS

By Joshua Worlasi AMLANU Sixty-eight years ago, Ghana made history by becoming the first Sub-Saharan African country to gain independence from colonial rule. On March 6, 1957, the streets of Accra were filled with celebration as Dr. Kwame Nkrumah declared that Ghana was “free forever.” The moment symbolized not just political liberation but also the […] The post Ghana at 68: The

By: Cindy Bempong ODAME At the height of Ghana’s economic crisis in 2022, a grim reality loomed—debt had become an unbearable weight, threatening to crush the economy under its sheer magnitude. The government faced a defining moment: restructure or collapse. With dwindling foreign reserves, surging inflation, and an economy teetering on the edge, Ghana took […] The post The debt restructuring: