CUTS International, Accra, a leading public policy think tank, has raised serious competition and antitrust concerns over the decision by the Chamber of Cement Manufacturers, ...
Hundreds of women and young people, small businesses and smallholder farmers in Ghana are set to benefit from new skills, market opportunities and cleaner energy solutions through a new partnership ...
Telecel Ghana has raised concerns over the increasing damage to its fibre-optic network during road construction, warning that frequent fibre cuts are undermining network reliability, disrupting ...
Republic Bank Ghana and the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA), have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen staff skills through professional training and deepen ...
Complaining is one of the easiest habits to develop in the workplace—and one of the most damaging.
As financial fraud becomes more sophisticated, familiar names, convincing messages and professional-looking platforms can no longer be accepted as proof that a request is genuine.
The inaugural Business Roundtable Extended 2026 Executive Dialogue has called for Ghana to use its current period of macroeconomic stabilisation to build a more productive, diversified, competitive ...
From language schools and recruitment firms to vocational training and mobility finance, a new industry is emerging around the movement of African talent to Europe. Ghana has an opportunity to become ...
Last week, we looked at concerns from customers in respect of their belief that bankers of digital banking exhibit the popular saying that “out of sight is out of mind” ...
Sometimes, the most important parts of an economy are the ones we hardly talk about. For nearly three decades, Ghana’s Free Zones program has been quietly playing an important role in the country’s ...
Sodah Engineering and Logistics Limited (SELL), a wholly Ghanaian-owned engineering, procurement and logistics company, has been appointed exclusive Ghana partner and operator of the Ghana Node of the ...
In the realm of Industry 5.0, where artificial intelligence (AI) reigns supreme, Africa's rich cultural heritage emerges as a potent force for driving innovation and gaining competitive advantage.