Features

Ghana commits substantial public resources to roads, schools, hospitals, digital systems, agricultural programs, and local development projects. However, the central question is not only how much the government spends, but what that spending achieves.

Ghana has liquidity, institutions seeking returns and businesses seeking capital. The missing link is an effective system for converting savings into appropriately structured finance for investment-ready enterprises.

From dreaming of seeing the world beyond her small town to becoming an Emirates cabin crew member operating the airline's newest aircraft -Audrey Pappoe shares her journey, the innovations shaping the passenger experience and what it means to represent Ghana on the global stage.  

Ghana may have fixed the government's immediate debt problem. But if state-owned companies continue to lose money, the next fiscal crisis could quietly build outside the national budget.

Ghana’s renewed fight against illegal small-scale mining, popularly known as ‘galamsey’, has produced real action.

How much is the conversation you are avoiding costing your organisation? It is an uncomfortable question because the cost of silence rarely appears on a balance sheet.