Why Road Accidents Spike During Christmas in Ghana — An Editorial by Ebenezer Forson
Road traffic accidents have become an enduring national challenge in Ghana, particularly during the Christmas season when mobility peaks across…
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Do Loyalty Programs Really Save Ghanaians Money?
Loyalty programs have become one of the most common marketing strategies across Ghana’s retail, banking, telecommunications, and hospitality sectors. From…
Why Ghana’s Rent Advance System Is Crippling Young People Financially
Ghana’s rent advance system remains one of the most debated financial burdens on young people today. Across Accra, Kumasi, Takoradi,…
Ahmed Ibrahim Calls for Decentralization of Property Rates to Promote Local Development in Ghana
Mr. Ahmed Ibrahim, the Minister Designate for Local Government, Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs, has stated that decentralizing the collection of…
Kenya now requires social media companies to establish local offices
The Kenyan government now requires all social media companies with platforms accessible in the country to set up physical offices…
2025 Guide to Insurance Types in Ghana and Their Benefits
Insurance plays a crucial role in providing financial protection and managing risks. In Ghana, there are different types of insurance…
President Mahama Assures Ghanaians of Stable Electricity Amid Energy Sector Challenges
Ghanaian businesses and households can breathe a sigh of relief as President John Dramani Mahama reassures the nation of a…
GNCCI Urges President-Elect Mahama to Scrap Outdated Taxes, Reform Ghana’s Tax System
As Ghana prepares for a new administration, the private sector is making a clear and urgent call for tax reforms…
Ghana’s Budget Deficit Set to Narrow in 2025 as Fitch Solutions Projects Slower Economic Growth
Ghana’s fiscal landscape is expected to undergo significant shifts in 2025, with Fitch Solutions forecasting a notable narrowing of the…
Ghana’s Q1 2025 Budget Shows Heavy Debt Pressure as Over 56% Goes to Salaries and Interest Payments
Ghana’s fiscal outlook for 2025 has opened on a cautious and constrained note as Parliament finally approved the ₵68.13 billion…
