Opinion

A Feature by Dr Prince-Joseph Ayiku Every rainy season, the same distressing scenes unfold across many parts of Ghana. Too many roads become rivers, homes are submerged, businesses shut their...

The noises surrounding the mid-year budget. Primarily, no additional budget has been presented for approval, thus I assume it remains unchanged with negligible effects on households. Cheaper credit clears a...

By M. Arhin The future of Ghana’s aluminium giant, the Volta Aluminium Company (VALCO), has become the centre of a growing national debate following reports that a strategic partner could...

On 8 July, 2026, Dr Fred Nana Poku, Director of Technical Services at the Ghana AIDS Commission, told the country that 1,200 babies were born with HIV in 2024 through...

A feature by Edward Boateng Every few years, Ghana returns to the same constitutional debate: Should Ghanaians with dual citizenship, or those born outside the country, be barred from holding...

The nature of financial crime is no longer static. As highlighted in the recent Ghana Association of Bankers Industry Fraud Report, fraud is evolving in form, speed, and sophistication, with...

For many years, international banking has been misunderstood. It has often been associated with secrecy, exclusivity or tax avoidance. The reality today could not be more different. In an increasingly...

Ghana faces mounting external headwinds from elevated oil prices and surging shipping costs triggered by Middle East geopolitical tensions. Standard Bank has sharply revised downward its current account surplus projection...

When Adelaide Phoebi Nettey graduated from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), she never imagined her passion for design would lead her to banking. Today, she is a...

By Michael Darko, PhD, FHEA, Development Economist and Educationist   Each year, the release of the Auditor-General's Report in Ghana is met with widespread anticipation. The report consistently reveals billions...