Parliament Passes GANRAP to Build 15 Months Import Cover by 2028
Ghana’s Parliament has passed the Ghana Accelerated National Reserve Accumulation Policy (GANRAP), the country’s first comprehensive national framework aimed at…
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Western Railway Line Positioned as Ghana’s Most Profitable Rail Corridor – GRDA
The Western Railway Line is emerging as one of Ghana’s most strategic transport corridors, with strong potential to drive economic…
OMCs Raise Fuel Prices as Global Oil Tensions Push Costs Higher
Some Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) have begun adjusting pump prices from March 1, 2026, following industry projections that petroleum products…
NEDEA Warns Africa’s Climate Adaptation Goals at Risk Without Gender-Focused Agribusiness Reform
Africa’s climate adaptation ambitions could falter unless systemic barriers confronting women in agribusiness are addressed through a holistic policy approach,…
Understanding Credit Risk in Ghana’s Banking Sector: What Borrowers and Banks Must Know
Credit risk is one of the most important concepts in banking, yet it remains widely misunderstood outside financial circles. In…
Why Borrowing Costs Remain High in Ghana’s Banking System
Access to credit is essential for economic growth, business expansion, and personal financial development. However, in Ghana, borrowing from banks…
How the Banking System Works in Ghana: A Practical Guide for Businesses and Individuals
Banking plays a central role in Ghana’s economy, supporting everything from personal savings to large-scale business investments. Whether you are…
Why Rapid Expansion Causes Many Businesses to Collapse
For many entrepreneurs, scaling a business represents success. Expansion signals growing demand, increasing revenue, and rising brand recognition. However, scaling…
How Businesses Successfully Scale and Expand in Ghana
Scaling a business is one of the most important challenges entrepreneurs face. While many companies manage to launch successfully, far…
Family businesses in Ghana are thriving by blending tradition with innovation, creating a strong foundation
Family-owned businesses are a key part of Ghana’s private sector, driving growth across retail, agriculture, manufacturing, and logistics. They play…
