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:

As businesses usher in the new year, it is the perfect time for entrepreneurs to revisit their financial strategies, set realistic goals, and implement robust budget plans. Whether businesses are finalising their budgets in January or using this period to refocus their financial outlook, proper planning ensures that they can transform aspirations into actionable steps […] The post Cracking

Ghana Communication Technology University (GCTU) stands as a beacon of transformative education, empowering innovation and driving national development through technology-focused programs. Established in November 2005. GCTU has evolved into one of Ghana’s leading institutions, consistently setting benchmarks in higher education, research, and industry collaboration. With a vision anchored in providing globally competitive, technology-driven education, the […] The post Ghana

By Rafiq Nungor ADAM The Community Development Alliance (CDA) has donated 12 community tricycle ambulances valued at GH¢975,000 to the Upper West Regional Health Directorate and Savannah Regional Health Directorate. Eight of the community ambulances were specifically presented to eight communities in Upper West Region to boost the healthcare delivery system. Executive Director-CDA, Issifu Salifu […] The post CDA

Eni Ghana and its OCTP partners – Vitol Upstream Ghana Ltd (Vitol) and Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) – have handed over a number of social projects in the areas of health, sanitation, education and economic diversification to local authorities and communities within OCTP’s area of influence in the Ellembelle District of the Western Region. […] The post Eni

The CA Project, in partnership with the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE), presented 40 copies of the 1992 Constitution to Redeemer Preparatory and Junior High School at Pig farm in Accra in a bid to promote and prioritise legal education in basic schools across the country. The donation was the first in the project’s […] The post CA Project,

By Paul FRIMPONG In 2024, terrorist attacks in the Sahel claimed over 8,000 lives, while eastern DRC saw Goma fall to M23 rebels, displacing millions. These crises underscore Africa’s persistent security challenges—terrorism, political instability, and regional fragmentation—that defy easy solutions. Amid this turbulence, China’s Global Security Initiative (GSI), unveiled in 2022, offers a new framework […] The post Sino-African

By Ernest De-Graft EGYIR Insight: In an unpredictable economic landscape, financial resilience is the backbone of long-term business success. From inflation and currency fluctuations to regulatory changes and supply chain disruptions, CEOs must ensure their companies have strong financial foundations to navigate uncertainty and sustain growth. Key Strategies for Strengthening Financial Resilience. Diversify Revenue Streams […] The post Financial

The Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL), Accra East Region, has initiated a revenue mobilization drive to recover nearly GH¢270 million in outstanding arrears from customers. Dubbed ‘Operation Recover All Arrears’, the initiative targets 168,398 customers who have failed to settle their water bills. In an interview with the press, Nana Yaw Barima Barnie, Regional Communications […] The post GWCL

By Terry Mante MANTE “Ghana’s constitutional architecture must serve the people, not just the political class.” Ghana’s 1992 Constitution has been the foundation of our democracy for over three decades, shaping governance, leadership, and national development. While it has provided stability, certain provisions require revision to ensure greater efficiency, accountability, and responsiveness to contemporary governance […] The post Letters

Charterhouse, Ghana’s leading event management and audiovisual production company, is marking its 25th anniversary of delivering top-tier events with the introduction of an exciting new initiative: The Business Elevate Series. This innovative series is designed to shine a spotlight on key economic sectors through a series of dynamic B2B and B2C events, including industry conferences, […] The post Charterhouse

Inflation rate has eased marginally for the second consecutive month reaching 23.1 percent in February, a slight decrease from January’s 23.5 percent, according to the Ghana Statistical Service. The moderation in inflation is partly attributed to the relative stability of the cedi, which has shown signs of steadiness in recent months. This currency stability has helped […] The post Inflation

By Felix Larry ESSILFIE (Dr) Ghana’s short-term interest rates have experienced a historic decline in the early weeks of President John Mahama’s administration, marking a significant shift in the country’s financial landscape. Within the first 50 days of his leadership, the 91-day Treasury bill (T-bill) rate dropped from approximately 28.34% to 20.79%, while the 182-day […] The post Treasury

By Buertey Francis BORYOR The outgoing Defence Attaché at the Embassy of Denmark in Ghana, Lieutenant Colonel Lasse Sand, has said his country envisions a maritime industry in West Africa where shipping companies can operate freely without the need for private security, ensuring that vessels move safely and anchor without threat. In an exclusive interview […] The post Maritime safety