The Future of Mobile Money and Its Role in Ghana’s Evolving Economy
Mobile money has become one of the most transformative financial innovations in Ghana’s economic history. What began as a simple…
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Rising Interest Rates: A Survival Guide for Small Businesses in Ghana
Rising interest rates have become one of the most pressing challenges confronting small businesses in Ghana. As inflationary pressures persist…
Why Real Estate Remains Ghana’s Safest Long-Term Investment
In a country where the cedi’s stability is often tested, inflation trends are unpredictable, and investment risks vary widely, Ghanaian…
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,…
Bank of Ghana Shifts Focus From Stability to Productivity-Led Growth as Recovery Deepens
ACCRA — The Bank of Ghana (BoG) says it is transitioning from short-term stabilization toward productivity-led growth, as the economy…
Ghana’s Currency Stability Faces a Bigger Test: Turning Macroeconomic Gains Into Local Value Creation
ACCRA — As the cedi continues its unexpected run of strength against the U.S. dollar, Ghanaian economists and business leaders…
Why Fuel Prices in Ghana Continue to Rise — And What February 2025’s Adjustments Mean for Consumers
Fuel pricing in Ghana continues to remain one of the most sensitive economic and social issues in the country. Every…
Bank of Ghana Raises GHS 1.5 Billion Through 56-Day Bills Auction: What It Means for Ghana’s Economy
The Bank of Ghana’s successful mobilization of GHS 1.5 billion through its 56-day bills auction on January 15, 2024, represents…
Bank of Ghana Raises Gold Coin Prices as Global Gold Markets Surge
The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has once again adjusted the prices of its gold coins in response to rising international…
Reimagining Ghana’s Agriculture: A Regional Strategy to Tackle Rising Food Inflation
Ghana is a country blessed with fertile soil, favourable weather patterns, and a proud agricultural heritage. Yet food inflation remains…
