The Real Cost of Starting a Business in Ghana
Ghana ranks among the more expensive African nations for business entry, with start-up costs averaging USD 125.46 (GHS 1,400+)—a figure…
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Why Most Small Businesses Fail in Ghana
The numbers are sobering: between 60 and 80 percent of Ghanaian small businesses do not survive past their first five…
What Every Ghanaian Entrepreneur Should Know Before Starting
For the entrepreneur looking at Ghana’s business landscape, the numbers tell a compelling story: a startup economy valued at $2.6…
Starting a Business in Ghana: A Practical Guide for Entrepreneurs and Investors
Ghana remains one of West Africa’s most compelling business destinations. Here is what you need to know to navigate the…
How Currency Movements Affect Ghana’s Markets
The Ghanaian cedi has long been one of Africa’s most closely watched currencies, and for good reason. In an import-dependent…
What Market Volatility Means for Ghanaian Businesses
A surge in CEO confidence is colliding with fast-evolving risks in Ghana. As technology disruption rises and tariff impacts loom,…
How Insurance Fraud Affects Premiums in Ghana — The GH¢9.2m Daily Payout, the 25% Fraudulent Claim Rate, and the Hidden Tax on Honest Customers
25% of Ghana’s insurance claims show elements of fraud, costing honest policyholders millions. Our deep-dive analysis reveals how staged accidents,…
The Rise of Digital Insurance Platforms in Ghana – 8.5m Lives, GH¢35m Claims, and the Unfinished Business of Reaching 98% of the Market
Digital insurance platforms like aYo, DOSH, ETAP and Figtech are finally reaching Ghana’s 80% informal workforce – with 8.5m lives…
How Ghana’s Debt Restructuring Changed Local Banks Forever — The DDEP Hangover, Capital Recovery and the New Lending Playbook
GH¢7.3bn in losses, 13 banks undercapitalised, CAR recovered from negative to 18.6%. Our deep-dive analysis reveals how the DDEP permanently…
Why More Young Ghanaians Are Investing in Treasury Bills — The Digital Access, Economic Caution and the Reality of the Gen Z Non-Investor
25% of Ghanaians now prefer Treasury bills, but 43% of Gen Z have no investments at all. Our deep‑dive analysis…
