The second scramble for Africa

In economically uncertain times, laying a block is more than construction. It is a decision about savings, inflation, interest rates, exchange rates and the future value of an asset.

As Ghana grapples with persistent unemployment and underemployment among its educated workforce,

A reporter looks a bank executive dead in the eye and asks: "Isn't it true your bank knowingly exposed customers to unnecessary risk?"

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping banking by improving credit assessments, fraud detection, and risk management.

For decades, road tolls have been a key source of funding for road maintenance and infrastructure development across many countries.

Every year, when the rains come, some parts of Ghana flood.

For more than three decades, Ghana has pursued various reforms to improve the performance of its electricity distribution sector. Despite significant investments in generation capacity, transmission infrastructure, and distribution networks, persistent challenges—including high technical and commercial losses, unreliable revenue collection, aging infrastructure, and mounting financial pressures—continue to undermine the sector’s sustainability.

More than 2,000 African students are studying in Russian agricultural universities in the Russian Federation, according to the latest statistics made available, during a media conference held ahead of the third Russia-Africa Summit, explicitly underscoring Moscow's preparedness to continue ensuring aspects of the continent's food security.