The informal sector is the lifeblood of Ghana’s economy. It provides employment to an estimated 80percent of the workforce, spanning street vendors, artisans, market traders, and small-scale business owners. However,
Many countries have experienced extreme weather in one form or another this year: the summer, marked by intense wildfires, was the hottest on record, while the return of El Niño has led to
Ghana’s economy is facing persistent challenges, such as inflation, currency depreciation, and a widening trade deficit due to the reliance on food imports. Over the past decade, the economy has
Ghana is taking a decisive step toward a sustainable future with the launch of the Renewable Energy and Green Transition Fund. This initiative is a strategic response to the country’s
Ghana and other African nations must crack down on illicit financial flows (IFFs) to reduce reliance on donor aid, Dr. Ibn Chambas, the African Union’s High Representative for Silencing the
