How frictionless payments are helping Ghana’s SMEs grow
By Mastercard Ghana has one of the most successful consumer payment stories in Africa and one of its least-told business ...
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Teshie-Nungua Desalination Deal: How 15 Years of Decisions Led to $235m Arbitration Award
Ghana’s US$235 million arbitration liability over the Teshie-Nungua Desalination Plant has its roots in a water purchase agreement signed more ...
How Ghana’s US$125m Desalination Plant Became a US$235m Liability
Ghana is facing a potential US$235 million bill over a desalination plant that was originally conceived to ease persistent water ...
How Gen Z and Millennials Are Redefining Saving and Spending – Through a Ghanaian Lens
We are living through a fascinating financial era shaped by inflation, volatile markets, and rapid technological change. But beneath these ...
King Balance Reveals How Shatta Wale Helped Boost His Popularity
Ghanaian musician King Balance has opened up about the role dancehall star Shatta Wale played in his rise to prominence, ...
From Infrastructure to Industrialisation: How China’s Zero-Tariff Policy Complements the Belt and Road Initiative and AfCFTA
Feature by James Amoh Junior The towering gantry cranes at the Port of Tema move with quiet precision, lifting containers ...
How are “money bouquets” affecting Ghana’s currency, culture?
by Regina Benneh The uncontrolled sharing, throwing and showering of currency notes and other forms of money at social functions, ...
Football Nights Are Bringing Ghanaians Together, But How Are They Getting Home?
Across Ghana, sports bars, viewing centres, restaurants, and neighbourhood gathering spots are filling up as football fans come together to ...
From economic collapse to recovery: How Ghana restored stability, completed the IMF programme and rebuilt international confidence
Ghana’s economic recovery story is rapidly becoming one of the most remarkable macroeconomic stabilisation case studies on the African continent. ...
From rubber to revenue: How Michael Adongo turned old tyres into livelihoods
By Mohammed Balu While most people see worn-out vehicle tyres as environmental waste and hazards, Mr Michael Adongo, a cobbler, sees the opposite; he sees a business opportunity in them. For the ...