One of the most common criticisms of Ghana’s proposed 24-hour economy is that the country’s power sector is not robust enough to support round-the-clock economic activity. The argument is familiar:
Building a better financial future doesn’t happen by chance, it happens through intentional habits. The best time to review your finances isn’t at the end of the year, it’s now.
UBA Ghana has successfully hosted the maiden edition of the UBA Fintech Conference 2026, bringing together fintech innovators, financial institutions, investors, technology providers, and industry leaders to explore the future
After months of volatility and uncertainty, the Ghanaian Cedi has staged an impressive rebound, marking one of its strongest performances in recent times. Over the past two weeks, the local
The Bank of Ghana (BoG) and International Monetary Fund (IMF) believe the time is ripe to transition toward more market-determined currency pricing. This belief is premised on the back of
Managing Director of the Agricultural Development Bank (ADB) PLC, Edward Ato Sarpong, has commended the government for its Feed Ghana initiative, describing it as a transformative intervention aimed at boosting
Director of Power at the Ministry of Energy and Green Transition, Solomon Adjetey, has stated that government is actively reviewing agreements with independent power producers (IPPs) to ensure fairness, transparency
At a time of growing scepticism about global governance norms, Africa is moving to define its approach to compliance, risk, and institutional resilience, rooted in ethics, cultural intelligence, and local
Ghanaian authorities are being urged to decisively address persistent challenges in the energy and cocoa sectors as part of efforts to sustain the country’s ongoing fiscal policy adjustment under the
The Bank of Ghana (BoG) is expected to reduce its dominant role in the country’s foreign exchange (FX) market in a strategic pivot toward a more flexible exchange rate regime,
