Beyond the GHS21.89 billion headline: Why the Bank of Ghana deserves a fair hearing and commendation
For many Ghanaians, the mention of GHS21.89 billion in connection with the Domestic Gold Purchase Programme naturally raises concern. At a time when households are still recovering from economic hardship,...
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“Good Morning, Tony”:A Corporate communication lesson in culture, leadership and respect
What a brief workplace exchange reveals about organisational culture and leadership communicationAuthor of Brand Yourself, Ghanaian scholar-practitioner in corporate communication and personal...
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The Ghana Investment Promotion Authority Act: Resetting Ghana's investment framework
A New Chapter for Investment in GhanaCompetition for investment has become more intense than ever. Investors today look beyond opportunities and incentives. They seek destinations with predictable...
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From promises to poisoned rivers: The dangerous silence fueling Ghana’s escalating galamsey and environmental collapse
Ghana is reaching a dangerous point in its long-running battle against illegal mining (Galamsey).The colour of our rivers is changing with turbidity levels becoming unmeasurable. Forests...
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Understanding Ghana's new Integrated Tax Administration System
A simple guide to ITAS — what it is, why it matters, and what it means for every Ghanaian taxpayerEvery day, thousands of Ghanaians benefit from the roads we use, the hospitals we visit, the...
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Building Ghana better: Why architects must be at the heart of national development
When we think about national development, we often think of roads, hospitals, schools, housing, markets, airports and factories. We celebrate the completion of infrastructure projects because...
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The untouchable airport MD? The political cost of the Yvonne Opare question
Politics is ultimately about choices. Every appointment made, every dismissal delayed and every exception granted sends a message about what a government values. Sometimes, one appointment or disappoitnment...
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Laud Nartey writes on the role of the Bank of Ghana in the indigenisation of mines
The primary objective of the Bank of Ghana (BoG) is to maintain stability in the general level of prices, as stated under Section 3 of the Bank of Ghana Act, 2002, (Act 612), as amendeIn addition...
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Full text of 2026 MYBR delivered to Parliament
Rt. Hon. Speaker, on behalf of His Excellency President John Dramani Mahama, I have the humble duty to present the Mid-Year Fiscal Policy Review of the 2026 Budget Statement and Economic Policy...
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One year on: How Gideon Boako is redefining constituency leadership
In the realm of Ghanaian politics, where rhetoric rarely matches action, and the tides of public perception often shift unpredictably, standing out as a beacon of commitment to the tenets of honesty...
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Ghana and French build a future of investment
Economic confidence is rarely built through policy announcements alone. It is shaped through sustained dialogue, trusted partnerships and the ability of governments to translate opportunities...
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PMMC to GoldBod: Examining the transformation of Ghana’s gold sector and the role of Sammy Gyamfi
Ghana’s gold industry has undergone one of its most significant structural reforms in decades with the transition from the Precious Minerals Marketing Company (PMMC)...
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Cancellation of Zoomlion contract worsens Accra flooding
In the wake of this year's rainy season, Accra, Ghana's capital city, is experiencing severe flooding. This is not an exaggeration. The slightest rainfall now turns the national...
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Vehicle pollution, a leading risk factor for death in Ghana both in children and working class
Air pollution is now the country's second-leading risk factor for death after high blood pressure-Report this has been confirmed by data from the...
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