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A new report shows most Ghanaians know they should save for retirement- but are they actually doing it?

Old Mutual's Financial Wellness Monitor reveals working Ghanaians are experiencing financial recovery- but retirement savings and investment confidence are lagging. Though many acknowledge the importance of saving, a significant gap exists between intention and action- what could be the cause?

Could volunteering be the secret weapon for career growth that Africa has been overlooking? Find out!

Volunteering is often seen as goodwill, but it can be a powerful career accelerator, especially in Africa where education and employability have a disconnect. This is a look at how volunteering can bridge the gap - offering invaluable experience.

A recent investigation into online network marketing schemes reveals disturbing living conditions and potential public health risks among Ghanaian

Ghanaian youth are increasingly falling victim to international online network marketing schemes promising quick wealth. These schemes are raising

SWIM tapped a new advisor to help youth explore climate-smart agriculture. What does this mean for the future?

The Student Workforce Innovation Movement (SWIM) has a new advisor. The goal is to boost workforce innovation and climate-smart agriculture - but how will this affect the future of food?

Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz are at an all-time high, but what does this mean for international shipping and the global economy?

The Strait of Hormuz threat level has been raised to "severe" after Iran attacked tankers using a U.S. Navy route. This escalation has significant

With oil prices soaring, the Philippines declares an energy emergency - but will it be enough to avert disaster?

The Philippines is dealing with a potential energy crisis due to the ongoing conflict involving Iran. President Marcos Jr. has declared a national energy emergency- but what measures will be taken to protect the economy?

Fibre-optic cable destructions are costing Ghana's telecommunication companies millions! What is causing the damage?

Ghanaian telecommunication companies are struggling with the destruction of fibre-optic cables. The persistent damage is creating instability for telecom operators - but what is the source of the destruction?

The Minister of Government Communications insists the timing for fuel tax cuts is perfect - but is it really?

Felix Kwakye Ofosu has defended the government's decision to cut fuel-related taxes. He insists the timing of the intervention is appropriate and necessary - but what prompted this?

Why is the Tema Shipyard CEO so frustrated with recent reports? What sparked the sudden investigation?

Tema Shipyard Limited is pushing back against claims it's selling contaminated fish after a large number of dead fish washed up near its slipway. The CEO is baffled by the reports - and wants to know why his company is being targeted.

Urban Ghanaian workers are feeling more financially stable, but are they really prepared for the future?

Working Ghanaians are showing increased optimism and improved financial discipline, according to the Old Mutual Financial Wellness Monitor. However, long-term financial vulnerability persists-driven by specific savings behaviors.

Ghana's economy faces new uncertainties as global conditions worsen - but how will the nation respond?

The Bank of Ghana is concerned about economic stability as the Middle East crisis deepens. Rising global energy prices are beginning to fuel inflationary pressures - but what does this mean for recovery efforts?

Escalating Middle East tensions could impact Ghana's economy - but how will the BoG respond?

Bank of Ghana Governor Dr. Johnson Asiama has cautioned that the escalating Middle East conflict poses a threat to Ghana's inflation outlook. The conflict's disruption of energy and shipping routes could have far-reaching implications - but how?

Fuel prices are set to change after an emergency meeting-but what changes are coming and who will benefit?

Ghana's government convened an emergency meeting to address rising fuel costs-prompting swift action. The proposed measures aim to alleviate pressure, but the long-term effects remain to be seen.

FABAG gives Agric Ministry an ultimatum- produce tomatoes in 90 days or face serious consequences!

FABAG has issued a strong warning to the Ministry of Food and Agriculture regarding Ghana's tomato supply. The association is demanding immediate action to resolve the crisis- but what exactly is at stake?

FABAG issues a 90-day ultimatum to the Agric Ministry- or else! What could this mean for Ghana's food security?

FABAG has voiced concerns over Ghana's tomato supply, following Burkina Faso's export ban. They're giving the Agric Ministry an ultimatum- but what happens if their demands aren't met?

Discover how African nations are being urged to collaborate for greater control over the global cocoa industry and unlock new economic potential.

COCOBOD CEO Dr Ransford Abbey has called for African cocoa-producing countries to unite and increase local processing. This initiative aims to boost

As Ghana aims for greater fuel independence, a critical warning has been issued regarding the structure of its petroleum market.

The Chamber of Bulk Oil Distributors (CBOD) has warned the Ghanaian government about the risks of a monopolistic fuel market. This caution comes

While welcoming the diesel subsidy, COPEC's Executive Secretary raises concerns about the long-term implications for government finances.

COPEC has welcomed President Mahama's directive for a GH¢2 diesel subsidy, describing it as a positive move. However, the chamber cautions against