The nation is closing 2025 with its strongest macroeconomic footing in years, setting up the country as an attractive ‘sweet spot’ for portfolio investors heading into 2026 as inflation retreats to a single digit, growth stabilises above 5 percent and the central bank pivots decisively toward a pro-growth stance. Economic projections point to average growth […] The post Falling

By Joshua Worlasi AMLANU Borrowing costs could fall to about 10 percent by the end of 2026 – earlier than initially envisaged as macroeconomic conditions continue to improve, according to Bank of Ghana Governor Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama. Speaking at the central bank’s year-end festival of carols and thanksgiving services, Dr. Asiama said the disinflation […] The post Borrowing

At a time when cybersecurity threats loom large over the global and domestic digital space, CWG Ghana stands as concrete evidence of technological resilience and innovation. As a subsidiary of the Pan-African technology giant that has operated in Ghana for over 20 years, CWG Ghana has built a profound reputation as a crucial player in […] The post Cybersecurity,

By Christabel DANSO ABEAM Environmental Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) in a presser have revealed that the revoked Legislative Instrument (L.I) 2472 exposed up to 89 percent of th%e country’s forest reserves to mining. L.I 2462 is the Environmental Protection (Mining in Forest Reserves) Regulation, 2022. It was a Ghanaian law passed on 23rd June, 2022, […] The post L.I. 2462 exposed

By Wisdom JONNY-NUEKPE The Rubber Farmers Association of Ghana (RUFAG) has described calls for a complete ban on raw rubber exports as false and misleading. A recent statement by Ghana Rubber Estates Limited (GREL) – a private company – and the Rubber Processors Association of Ghana (RUPAG) alleged that exports of raw rubber are unchecked […] The post Rubber farmers stand against

By Juliet Aguiar DUGBARTEY, Agona Nkwanta Twenty-seven rubber farmers within the operational areas of Ghana Rubber Estates Limited (GREL) have been honoured for their hard work, loyalty and consistent supply of raw rubber to the company. The event held at three locations; Tikobo No.2, Agona Nkwanta and New Subri all in the Western Region had […] The post GREL honours 27 rubber

By Adrian Alter, Resident Representative, IMF Ghana Office As the festive season draws near and families across Ghana prepare to celebrate, it’s a good moment to pause, look back at our journey, and look ahead with hope. Ghana’s economy has come a long way in 2025. After years of turbulence marked by fiscal stress, inflationary […] The post Ghana’s Economic Turnaround: Progress

The Bank of Ghana has signalled tougher supervision on banks as the next phase of reforms. The central bank will introduce new stress tests, recovery-planning requirements and stricter enforcement to protect financial stability, even as lenders return to profitability and capital strength improves. Following a period of recovery for the banking sector, BoG will now […] The post Editorial:

At last, the bell rang again. After 87 long months of silence, the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE)has witnessed a proper initial public offering. First Atlantic Bank’s listing is not just another milestone to be celebrated by the financial services provider and related parties; it is a moment many had quietly begun to doubt would ever […] The post Editorial: The drought is over, long

By Eric OSIAKWAN The exit trails of November 2025 have found its way into the last month of the year, courtesy of the Dot Com Zambia PLC IPO on the Lusaka Securities Exchange (LuSE), running from November 17th to December 12th, 2025.[1] However, the offer period for the IPO successfully concluded on Friday, 5th December […] The post Exiting December 2025 appeared first on The

The African Union has taken another significant step toward building institutional readiness for artificial intelligence, hosting its second in-person AI capacity-building programme in Accra, in partnership with Africon – a Ghana-based AI training and consulting firm. The one-day training, held in Accra, brought together nearly 70 African Union professionals from over 20 African countries, spanning […] The post AU-Africon

By Kingsley Webora TANKEH The Managing Director of Calbank, Carl Selasi Asem has indicated that the wholly Ghanaian bank has secured a “renewed mandate,” after raising GH¢900 million at the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE). According to him, the capital injection is a vote of public confidence in the bank’s operations, post-DDEP resilience and future vision. […] The post Calbank

“Do not merely plan for the work.  Plan for the human being who will do it, and in doing so, you will have crafted your most formidable strategy for the year ahead.” ~ Senyo M. Adjabeng As 2025 fades away, business leaders find themselves in the familiar, yet perpetually disquieting, ritual of planning for the […] The post HR Frontiers with Senyo M Adjabeng: Strategic

By Isaac Frimpong (PhD) This article is a continuation of the previous one. It sets out a practical way to make the Mo-Ne-Yo initiative real, one built around what informal workers already do, rather than what policymakers wish they would do. For Ghana, where most workers remain outside formal pension coverage, the success or failure […] The post How Mo-Ne-Yo can work:

A nine-year-old boy, Solomon, who should have been in school completing his first academic term, has instead spent weeks in and out of the Children’s Block Daycare Unit at the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital battling a severe and debilitating eye infection that threatens his sight—and his life. Solomon’s plight came to public attention through social media […] The post Kevin

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening youth-led agrifood systems transformation in Africa following a high-level engagement with the World Food Forum (WFF) Africa Regional and National Chapters held at the FAO Regional Office for Africa in Accra, Ghana, on Tuesday, 16 December 2025, where FAO’s […] The post FAO

(A Faith-Based Leadership article on Marriage, Purpose, and Divine Partnership) The Household is considered as God’s first institution of Leadership. Before there was the Church, Kings, Priests, Prophets, government, economy or organized society there was the household and in the mind of God, the household was never a casual human construct but the first organization, […] The post Discovery

ASA Savings and Loans has taken a bold step in environmental stewardship by donating waste bins and organising an awareness campaign at Abossey Okai Anglican Basic School (A), in collaboration with the Buzstop Boys, an environmental advocacy group. The Mataheko Branch Manager for ASA Savings and Loans, Sabina Sebigon, explained that the initiative aims to […] The post ASA

There is a particular kind of pain that hides behind closed doors. It does not shout. It does not wave a placard or block a road in protest. It whispers—sometimes in the form of a neighbour’s uneasy silence, sometimes in a child’s timid eyes, sometimes in the bruises hurriedly concealed under long sleeves in the […] The post Reflections by S.M.A: When home hurts… appeared first on The

The Bank of Ghana’s commitment to revitalising the economy has emerged as this year’s defining narrative. Under its guidance, the Cedi has surged in value—appreciating by over 30% against most other major currencies—and inflation has fallen to levels not seen since 1970. This year commemorates the 60th anniversary of the Cedi. As its steward, the […] The post SIKAKROM