Dialysis crisis and right to health – the legal implication?

Imagine two officers sitting side by side at the counter of a government land registry office.

Small and medium-sized businesses are the backbone of economies, yet many still manage critical financial activities through a combination of basic accounting software, spreadsheets and manual processes.

Every answer a chatbot gives begins underground.

Africa’s infrastructure and climate-investment opportunity is substantial; across renewable energy, agriculture, mobility, waste management, water,

A young graduate stands on the dry earth of a small inland town, squinting through the midday heat. Beneath his boots lies a smooth new stretch of road, part of a modern flyover built by foreign engineers.

Women in Ghana own about half of all businesses; however, they remain underfunded, with low scalability or growth potential. Private sector growth is linked to job and wealth creation.

At every family gathering, 28-year-old Akua stands in a crowded room of blood relatives, yet she feels entirely invisible.

The passage of the Companies Act, 2019 (Act 992) changed the corporate governance landscape in Ghana. Its passage was hailed as a watershed moment as it replaced the previous legislation which had been in existence since 1963.