By Emmanuel Bewaji ELEMO, Doctoral Scholar, RUCST ([email protected], +2348101035214) Middle East turbulence, supply chain pressures, and the strategic response of the ECOWAS Sub-Region In the modern global order, geopolitical conflicts rarely remain confined to the regions in which they originate. Political instability, military confrontations, and diplomatic tensions in one part of the world often ripple […] The post When
…In a world of interdependent supply chains, rising oil prices are not distant geopolitical events. They are silent tax collectors on every household and economy By Ing. Prof. Douglas BOATENG When distant wars reach the local petrol pump Wars no longer stay where they begin. In earlier centuries, conflicts were largely confined to battlefields and […] The post The
By Prof. Samuel Lartey [email protected] www.pefghana.org How spreadsheets and prayers coexist On a typical morning in Accra, Kumasi or Tamale, the rhythm of business begins long before the first customer arrives. Shop owners sweep the front of their stores while whispering a short prayer. Taxi drivers place stickers reading “God Is in Control” on their […] The post Divine enterprise appeared first on
By Chalcy AMO ASANTE, KNUST Campus Correspondent The Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GNCCI), Mark Badu Aboagye, has revealed that nearly 90% of fresh graduates in Ghana struggle to secure employment within a year of completing their studies. He further disclosed that about 1.4 million young Ghanaians are […] The post 90% of
By Juliet ETEFE The economy recorded a year-on-year growth of 5.8 percent in fourth quarter-2025, pushing full-year expansion to 6 percent according to provisional data released by Ghana Statistical Service (GSS). The latest outturn reflects an improvement from the 4 percent growth recorded in the same period of 2024, underscoring strengthening economic activity toward year-end. […] The post Q4
The World Bank Group has called on the domestic private sector to take a far more active role in shaping the country’s skills pipeline, warning that persistent employer passivity is deepening the mismatch between education outcomes and labour market needs at a time of rising youth dislocation. Paschal Donohoe, Managing Director and Chief Knowledge Officer-World […] The post World
The Chief Executive Officer of the Millennium Development Authority (MiDA), Alex Mould, has raised concerns over the widespread neglect of agricultural infrastructure across the country’s Middle Belt, warning that years of under-maintenance have left critical assets underutilised. His remarks follow a seven-day field assessment tour across the Ashanti, Bono, Ahafo and Bono East Regions, where […] The post MiDA
Charles Asiedu, Member of Parliament for Tano South and a member of Parliament’s Energy Committee, has called on the government to treat the revitalisation of the Ghana Cylinder Manufacturing Company Limited as an urgent job creation and industrial development priority, warning that continued neglect of the state-owned firm risks squandering both economic and environmental opportunity. […] The post Tano
… re-affirms commitment to future-fit banking while advancing sustainable progress for clients and communities. Standard Chartered Bank Ghana PLC is marking 130 years of continuous operation in Ghana, underscoring a legacy deeply interwoven with the nation’s financial development trajectory and future aspirations. The Bank draws its history from the Bank of British West Africa established […] The post Standard
In the spirit of unity, faith, and togetherness, Malta Guinness paid a courtesy visit toHis Eminence Sheikh Osmanu Nuhu Sharubutu, the National Chief Imam of Ghana, during thefinal days of the holy month of Ramadan. The visit formed part of the brand’s ongoing engagementwith the Muslim community under its broader campaign platform, “We Move Together.” […] The post Malta
By Emmanuel ENIMIL-ARMAH “And help us to build a nation strong in unity and peace… Help us to resist oppressors’ rule with all our will and might forevermore.” These stirring words from God Bless Our Homeland Ghana capture both the spirit of Ghana’s struggle for freedom and the responsibility that independence places on every generation.
The 11th edition of the Sheikh Sharubutu Ramadan Cup competition has been launched in Accra, with 16 Zongo communities gearing up for the tournament this weekend. The competition, scheduled for Sunday, March 22, 2026 at the Madina Astro Turf, makes Madina the fourth Zongo community to host the prestigious tournament since its introduction in 2015. […] The post 16 Zongo teams
The MTN FA Cup 2025/26 competition is drawing close to an end, as the semi-final line-up is complete after an action-packed quarter-final round over the weekend saw Aduana FC, Medeama SC, Nations FC and Dreams FC book their places in the last four of Ghana’s premier knock-out competition. Over the weekend, two gripping quarter-final clashes […] The post Nations
The Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU) warns that increasing fuel prices and other expenses are placing severe pressure on their livelihoods. Current industry figures show that the indicative price floor for petrol has risen to GH¢11.57 per litre, up from GH¢10.46 recorded between March 1 and 15. Diesel has also experienced a sharp increase, […] The post Editorial: Exogenous
By Juliet Aguiar DUGBARTEY, Takoradi The West Africa Mills Company (WAMCO) has called for investment support to rehabilitate its idle cocoa processing facility at Sekondi, known as the WAMCO 2 plant, to enable the company to maximise value from the cocoa sector. According to the company, reviving the facility would allow it to take full […] The post WAMCO calls for investment
By Ben TAGOE Why Data Protection laws matter to your business Data breaches are happening more frequently around the world, and governments everywhere are taking data protection very seriously. Whether you run a small shop, a hospital, a bank, or a large corporation, if you collect and store customer information, you are responsible for protecting […] The post What every
By Ernest Bako WUBONTO The Ghana Publishers Association (GPA) has officially launched a year-long series of activities to commemorate its 50th anniversary. The milestone, which is under the theme “50 years of indigenous publishing: Our stories, our future,” serves as both a reflection on the association’s transformative journey and a strategic pivot toward a digitally […] The post Ghana
Let us be honest. Some corporate programs are dangerously close to being PowerPoint marathons. Slide after slide. Speech after speech. A parade of bullet points marching across giant screens while the audience politely claps at the appropriate moments. Meanwhile, in the privacy of their own minds, people are calculating three things: how long before the […] The post On
By Elizabeth PUNSU, Kumasi The Ashanti Region attracted about US$3.4billion in Foreign Direct Investments (FDIs) over the past three decades despite its strong economic potential, Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC), Simon Madjie, has disclosed. The amount, Mr. Madjie said, is from FDIs across 410 projects registered with the Ghana Investment […] The post Ashanti
This week, the treasury bill yield reached a level I never expected to see in my lifetime—especially just three years after a sovereign debt default. The latest auction shows the 91-day T-bill yield at 4.8%, a massive drop from 26.3% at the start of last year. By any measure, this is an impressive market rally. […] The post SIKAKROM with Gideon DONKOR: T?Bill
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