Textbook prices set to rise by 30%

Ghana’s economic recovery is gaining momentum, but sustaining the stronger growth trajectory will depend on deeper structural reforms, industrialisation and export diversification, according to Deloitte’s analysis of the 2026 Mid-Year Budget Statement.

Absa Bank Ghana, in partnership with Impact Food Hub, has concluded the Agribusiness Launchpad and Accelerator Programme 2.0,

Ghana’s economic growth slowed to 5.1 percent year-on-year in May 2026, as a sharp moderation in agriculture offset continued strength in services and industry's modest expansion.

Over the last 21 years, merchandise trade expanded nearly nine-fold in dollar terms, rising from US$6billion in 2004 to US$52.5billion for 2025 as stronger exports pushed the country to its largest trade surplus on record.

Government needs to rethink the country’s tax regime for small-scale gold mining to capture more fiscal revenue from a sector that is rapidly expanding its contribution to gold exports, the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has said.

In a bid to channel diaspora remittances into longer-term savings and productive investments, the Bank of Ghana (BoG) has urged banks to develop dedicated investment products for Ghanaians living abroad, describing the market as largely untapped.

As part of the Government's unwavering commitment to strengthening Ghana's education system and ensuring equitable access to quality learning opportunities for every child,

Bui Power Authority (BPA) is targeting the development of 300 mega-watt peak (MWp) of dispatchable solar PV capacity integrated with large-scale battery energy storage systems by the end of 2028, as the authority accelerates efforts to diversify its renewable energy portfolio beyond hydropower.