China–Africa relations are often described in the language of scale: trade volumes, infrastructure corridors, financing agreements, and high-level summits. These metrics matter. They reflect ambition, seriousness, and long-term commitment. Yet no partnership—however well financed or institutionalised—can endure on agreements alone. Relationships are sustained by people. Contracts establish frameworks; human connections give them meaning. China’s designation […] The post

By Hamza Mumuni In Ghana’s rapidly evolving entrepreneurial landscape, business incubators have become more than just launchpads for new ventures. They have emerged as the engines that power formalization, innovation, and global competitiveness. Once focused primarily on mentorship and access to finance, incubators are now playing a catalytic role in helping entrepreneurs establish legally recognized […] The post The

By Charles OFORI In Ghana’s electricity sector, the search for affordable and reliable power has become an increasingly herculean task. As of January 2026, the Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) has implemented a 9.86% increase in electricity tariffs. This is driven by International Monetary Fund (IMF) agreements, and a generation mix increasingly reliant on thermal […] The post Imagine

…How discipline, institutional continuity, and strategic intent have shaped China and continue to elude Africa By Ing. Prof. Douglas BOATENG Africa’s engagement with China is one of the most discussed, misunderstood, and emotionally charged relationships of the 21st century. It is debated in parliaments, criticised in editorials, praised at summits, and condemned on social media; […] The post The

The Founder of Alagumgube, Gabriel Agambilla, has stated that the recent surge in patronage of the popular local fabric, Fugu triggered by President John Dramani Mahama’s visit to Zambia represents a significant boost for the local Fugu industry. Offering his perspective on this trending issue, Mr. Agambilla noted that local producers of Fugu stand to […] The post Implement

By Juliet ETEFE About 12.5 million Ghanaians remained food insecure in third quarter-2025 despite a modest improvement from the previous quarter, according to the latest Quarterly Food Insecurity Report by the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS). The report shows that the national prevalence of food insecurity declined from a peak of 41.1 percent in second quarter-2025 […] The post 12.5m

By Kingsley Webora TANKEH The Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) has saved the national coffers GH?5.7billion in the now cancelled Strategic Mobilisation Ghana Limited (SML) contract deal and seized assets in other corruption cases. In a half-year report for the second half of 2025, the OSP commended President Mahama for cancelling the SML contract, […] The post OSP saves nation GH?5.7bn appeared

The Ghana Refugee Board requires increased investment in infrastructure and personnel to meet rising demand from people fleeing conflict, advocacy groups have said. Mercy Kusiwaa Frimpong, Strategy Custodian for Communications at Amahoro Coalition, said the Board is the first point of contact for refugees entering Ghana but lacks capacity to provide adequate reception and integration […] The post Refugee

The domestic insurance industry has defended its capacity to underwrite marine cargo business for all commercial imports following  government’s February 1, 2026 enforcement of a mandatory local coverage requirement, even as implementation proceeds at what officials describe as “snail’s pace”. The Ghana Insurance Association insists local insurers possess excess capacity to handle the estimated US$100million […] The post We

Pure, unsullied love is brewing at Achimota Retail Centre (ARC), as the mall unpacks a heavily loaded itinerary for a three-day spell of love-filled romance and fun…an extravaganza which the management calls, a festival of love. The mall’s package for the 2026 Valentine season comprises a combined bouquet of love, entertainment, fun and an unbeatable […] The post Love

The Ghana Consulting Engineers Association (GCEA) yesterday launched the annual FIDIC Africa Infrastructure Conference (FAIC 2026), at the Engineering Centre, Roman Ridge in Accra.. The FIDIC Africa 2026 Conference is scheduled to take place in Ghana from 10th May – 13th May, 2026. Welcoming the guests to the launch, the President of GCEA, Ing Kwabena […] The post FIDIC Africa Infrastructure

By Ibrahim Asare The development of Ghana’s capital markets has been a long process, shaped by economic reforms, regulatory changes, and efforts by governments to broaden investment opportunities for individuals and institutions. A capital market is where long-term financial instruments like equity (shares), debt (bonds), treasury bills, and mutual funds are traded. These markets are […] The post Imposing

Every journalist across Africa knows this interview moment. The presenter asks a straightforward question: “So how will this new policy help small businesses?” The guest nods confidently and begins: “To fully understand this, we must go back to 1983…” Five minutes later, everyone is still travelling through economic history while the original question waits patiently, […] The post On

…….Optimizing Manageability to scalable performance In the pursuit for organizational growth and performance scalability, leaders often focus on strategy, systems, technology and capital. While these are essential, they are not sufficient. Many organizations with sound strategies and ample resources still struggle to scale performance sustainably. The missing link is frequently not what the organization does, […] The post Discovery

The Bank of Ghana is stepping up efforts to deepen bank listings on the capital market, as it seeks to strengthen governance, improve transparency and channel growing domestic long-term savings into the banking system. At the inauguration of the Steering and Technical Committees for the Bank Listing Project, Governor Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama said the […] The post BoG intensifies push

By  Stanley R. K. AHORLU The Minister of Finance issued a directive in January this year instructing the enforcement of Section 222 of the Insurance Act, 2021 (Act 1061).  That law stipulates that all merchandise imports into the country must be insured in Ghana.  Not long after the directive came into force, on the 1st […] The post An examination of

By Kizito CUDJOE President John Dramani Mahama has signalled a renewed push on governance accountability, saying the country is ready to submit itself to a full peer review under the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) as African leaders gather for the African Union (AU) summit next week. He made the remarks after swearing in members […] The post Mahama signals readiness

The Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Emmanuel Armah Kofi Buah, has held talks with the Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) on mobilising capital to accelerate mineral development projects, as African producers seek to capture more value from their natural resources. Mr. Buah met AFC President and Chief Executive, Samaila Zubairu, on the sidelines of the […] The post Gov’t

Nominations are now open for the 2026 SHIMEI Star Influential Awards, following a remarkable 2025 ceremony that celebrated outstanding leaders, changemakers and influencers whose work has uplifted communities and advanced women’s empowerment across Ghana. Last year’s award recipients included the Inspirational Youth Award winner Nakeeyat Dramani Sam, the Sustainability Award presented to Telecel Ghana Foundation, […] The post Nominations

The Agricultural Development Bank PLC (ADB) has held an interdenominational Thanksgiving Service at its Head Office in Accra, bringing together Management, Staff, and invited Clergy to express gratitude to God for a successful 2025 and to also seek His (God’s) grace in 2026. The Christian Thanksgiving Service was held in the morning on the 4th […] The post ADB