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Ghana's economic future is being re-evaluated by the World Bank, with new projections suggesting a notable shift in its growth trajectory.
The World Bank has updated its economic outlook for Ghana, revising the country's projected GDP growth rates for the coming years. This adjustment
The BoG Governor calls for Africa to move beyond payments at the 3i Africa Summit - but to what, exactly?
The 3i Africa Summit in Accra brought together financial experts to discuss Africa's digital finance future- with the Bank of Ghana Governor urging a shift. He emphasized the need to move past basic payment systems, but what does this entail?
Dr. Agyepong challenges norms, urging a shift in how Africa accesses capital. What bold steps is he advocating for?
Dr. Joseph Siaw Agyepong, Jospong Group's Executive Chairman, spoke at the Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi. He called for partnerships based on mutual respect- but what does this mean for African businesses?
Low wages may be quietly funding corruption- but how do we break this cycle of unethical behavior?
Many African economies struggle with low wages in critical sectors- a situation that quietly fuels corruption. This creates a cycle of eroded trust and distorted incentives- but what will it take to break free?
Sub-Saharan Africa's economic growth is expected to soften - but what does this mean for individual countries?
The IMF's April 2026 Sub-Saharan Africa Update projects a softening of GDP growth in the region. Significant heterogeneity in the outlook exists, but fiscal deficits are projected to worsen - raising concerns.
Can Africa's economic institutions truly soar if they're only flying with one wing? This initiative aims to find out.
Across Africa, governments are grappling with complex economic realities - from debt to climate. A new initiative aims to strengthen economic governance by addressing the underrepresentation of women in leadership roles.
Global fertiliser prices are set to surge - what impact will this have on Ghana's food security?
The World Bank projects a sharp rise in global fertiliser prices in 2026. This could intensify inflationary pressures across Sub-Saharan Africa - including Ghana.
Ghana's economic forecast remains steady, but what challenges could lie ahead despite global uncertainty?
The IMF has released its latest growth forecast for Ghana amid a shaky global economic outlook. The projection highlights the nation's economic trajectory - but what factors could influence this path?
Ghana's cedi is now the worst-performing currency in sub-Saharan Africa - what does this mean for the economy?
The Ghanaian cedi's struggles continue into 2026, sparking concerns in the business sector. Despite some positive economic signs, the currency's performance raises questions about its stability - and the potential impact.
Women farmers are vital to Ghana's food system - so why do they face unequal access to land and finance?
Ghana's agriculture is powered by women farmers who cultivate staple foods - but they face significant barriers. These challenges limit their productivity and economic opportunities, hinting at a larger issue for the country's food system.
Bank of Ghana Governor Dr. Johnson Asiama warns that despite falling global oil prices, emerging economies must strength
Bank of Ghana Governor Dr. Johnson Asiama warns that despite falling global oil prices, emerging economies must strengthen local debt markets
Cape Town set to host Africa's top luxury travel event - but what's new this year that has everyone talking?
Cape Town gears up to host the International Luxury Travel Market (ILTM) Africa 2026, uniting key players in the high-end tourism sector. The event expands to include both inbound and outbound luxury travel, hinting at the evolving dynamics of the African market.
A Ghanaian economist is challenging the nation's approach to economic stability, questioning whether current strategies truly foster long-term growth.
Professor Eric Oteng-Abayie of KNUST urges Ghana to adopt resilient, long-term economic policies instead of relying on repeated IMF bailouts. He
Sub-Saharan Africa's debt has stabilised, but what does this mean for essential services like health and education?
The IMF reports that government debt in sub-Saharan Africa has stabilised after years of shocks. However, the cost of servicing this debt is climbing-hinting at pressure on national budgets.
A new report suggests a looming crisis in Sub-Saharan Africa's construction boom - but what could it be?
Sub-Saharan Africa's construction sector is booming thanks to the Programme for Infrastructure Development in Africa (PIDA). However, new research indicates a significant talent gap in construction project professionals - what impact will this have?
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