The Global India Trade Advisory Chamber (GITAC) has reiterated its commitment in empowering women in agribusiness spotlighting their potential as transformative forces in Africa’s food systems. This declaration was made during the third edition of the Women in Agribusiness Forum, held in Accra, under the rallying theme: “When Women Grow, Africa Grows.” Organised in collaboration […] The post GITAC

By  Gloria Boamah KUSI (Dr) & Ing. Glenn GYIMAH (Rev, Ph.D), Green Transition Limited The global waste crisis is one of the most pressing environmental challenges of the 21st century. With over two billion tonnes of municipal solid waste (MSW) generated annually worldwide, and projections indicating a rise to 3.4 billion tonnes by 2050, the […] The post Building

By Kestér Kenn KLOMEGÂH Today, boosted by the Kremlin’s diplomatic push and support from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ Department of Partnership, Russian companies are moving with multitude of development projects and corporate entrepreneurial investments into Africa. St. Petersburg summit has also charted the roadmap cum well-designed strategies for boosting the entire bilateral economic cooperation […] The post A7

Ghana’s macroeconomic instability is largely traceable to the ballooning public debt, as it has been challenging to tame inflation under this weak fiscal regime. Ghana exited the 16th IMF-supported program in 2019. However, the IMF and World Bank’s debt sustainability analysis revealed that Ghana was at a high risk of debt distress and was also […] The post The

By  Nana Sifa Twum (PhD) Ghanaians and the rest of the world return to work last week Tuesday, after the Easter festivities with a new attitude towards celebrating the event, focusing rather on improving lives and wealth creation. Even though a Christian festival, almost all and sundry took part, especially enjoying the accompanying holidays. The […] The post The

In both the boardroom and the arena, there comes a moment when hesitation becomes riskier than bold action. When we look at the trajectory of successful businesses, transformative leaders, or breakthrough moments in sports and culture, one consistent theme emerges: the willingness to take a chance-not recklessly, but with calculated conviction. The world of sports […] The post Insights

In a world built around egotism and competition, many have taken to unduly mystifying their abilities, wrapping their talents in a cloak of near-divinity. Around them rise admirers and narrators who inflate their achievements to mythic proportions, crafting idols out of ordinary humans. Meanwhile, those who do not seem to possess such “extraordinary gifts” often […] The post The

By Samuel SAM The Governing Council of the University for Development Studies (UDS) has been inaugurated, with a strong call for members to work collaboratively to preserve the identity of the university while championing its educational and infrastructural development agenda. At the inauguration ceremony held at the University’s Council Chamber, the Minister for Education, Haruna […] The post UDS

By James ABONEY The global financial ecosystem is undergoing a seismic transformation. The increasing demand for fast, secure, transparent, and cost-effective cross-border payment systems is at the heart of this evolution. For Ghana, a nation embracing digital transformation across its financial sector, it is time to explore next-generation technologies that can leapfrog legacy infrastructure. One […] The post Transforming

By KINGSLEY LARBI (Rev. Prof.) ddWhen I look back at the pivotal transitions in my life, I now see clearly that God was weaving a much larger tapestry than I could perceive in the moment. In Chapter 40 of my book Born to Win, I share a deeply personal journey, one marked by disappointment, but […] The post Visions from afar: How my pain gave birth to purpose appeared first on

By Sandra Agyeiwaa OTOO As part of efforts to transform Ghana’s agricultural sector, global logistics company DHL, in partnership with the Sustainable Improvement of Productivity for African Businesses (SIPAB) and the European Chamber of Commerce in Ghana (Eurocham Ghana), hosted a strategic stakeholder engagement meeting with selected agribusinesses and smallholder farmers to discuss a sustainable trade logistics model to support […] The post DHL,

By Elizabeth PUNSU A transformative agricultural initiative, led by Mastercard Foundation in partnership with Agri-Impact Limited, is set to reduce the country’s food import bill by                        GH¢200million while creating over 326,000 jobs for young people nationwide. Dubbed the ‘Harnessing Agricultural Productivity and Prosperity for […] The post Mastercard

By Samuel SAM Nozizwe Pearl Mulela, Managing Director of Eswatini Bank and consort to  King Misuzulu KaZwelithini of the Zulu Nation, has warned that a lack of ethical leadership poses a serious threat to Africa’s development. Speaking at the 7th Africa Leadership Lecture held at the University for Development Studies (UDS) in Tamale, she stated […] The post Scarcity

By National Banking College. In Ghana, Treasury bills (T-bills) are more than just short-term government securities—they are foundational pillars of the financial system. Regularly traded and easily understood, they serve as a barometer for interest rates and signal the overall health of the economy. This article explores the powerful ripple effects of Treasury bill rates […] The post The

The Controller and Accountant-General’s Department (CAGD) has reaffirmed its commitment to deepening fiscal accountability, embracing digital innovation, and enhancing professional capacity across Ghana’s public financial management landscape. This was the central message from the 2025 CAGD Annual Conference, held from April 24 to 25 at Ho in the Volta Region. Under the theme “Enhancing Public […] The post CAGD

By Nkunimdini ASANTE-ANTWI The year 2017 was a momentous one in the history of Ghana’s financial sector. With less than a year following the election of a new government, the authorities took a bold but controversial policy decision to purge the system of insolvent financial intermediaries whose activities had put depositors’ funds at risk. In […] The post Financial

In view of the on-going global war of tariffs, government has been impressed upon to push for extension of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) or prepare for a wave of mass job-losses and collapsing export businesses. Member of Parliament for Okaikwei Central, Patrick Boamah, notes that some companies are purposefully structured to benefit […] The post Editorial: Calls for AGOA extension

By Sandra Agyeiwaa OTOO As part of efforts to transform Ghana’s agricultural sector, global logistics company DHL, in partnership with the Sustainable Improvement of Productivity for African Businesses (SIPAB) and the European Chamber of Commerce in Ghana (Eurocham Ghana), hosted a strategic stakeholder engagement meeting with selected agribusinesses and smallholder farmers to discuss a sustainable trade logistics model to support […] The post DHL,

A strategic approach to tax planning is fundamental for a business aiming at substantial returns on its investments. Tax planning involves controlling or minimizing tax liabilities while remaining compliant with the relevant legislation. It involves analyzing a business’s financial situation, income, expenses and other relevant factors to formulate a strategy to control tax liabilities to […] The post Tax

“You can’t reach for anything new if your hands are still full of yesterday’s junk” — Louise Smith A workplace Huddle is more than just a staff meeting. It is a regular discussion in which attendees address key performance indicators and areas of improvement. These meetings can take place daily or weekly. The purpose of […] The post Risk