For over two decades, Capital Community Bank PLC has grown alongside the businesses, households and communities it serves, evolving from a community-focused financial institution into an important player in the local economy of the Bono Region.
Africa’s largest economies in 2026 have been ranked based on their gross domestic product (GDP), with Kenya placing seventh on the continent. South Africa tops.
The central bank's regional engagement brought together 150 stakeholders to discuss lending rates, unregulated financial operators, currency security and consumer protection.
Ghana has a habit of telling young people to start something. Start a farm. Start a shop. Start a side hustle. Start an agribusiness. Fine. But start with what: a vague dream, a mobile wallet full of debt, and no clue how to price, save,…
Professor Williams Kwasi Peprah says Ghana’s projected 5.7% GDP growth in 2026 is achievable, but sustainability depends on private sector investment, manufacturing, agricultural value addition and reduced reliance on volatile commodity prices.
Bank of Ghana Governor, Dr Johnson Asiama, has urged the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to strengthen its support for Africa’s digital transformation and help secure a stronger voice for the continent in shaping global digital rules.
The All People’s Congress (APC) has asked the government to clarify whether the “24-Hour Markets” concept remains an integral part of its 24-Hour Economy policy following the decision to redesignate the projects as “District Economy Markets”. Read More …
The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has started testing cross-border digital payment systems with Rwanda and Nigeria to reduce transaction costs and improve payment interoperability across Africa. Read More …
The Technical University (HTU) has announced plans to roll out a number of short certificate and professional development courses in circular economy-related area. Read More …
The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has held a day’s stakeholder engagement forum at Techiman in the Bono East Region, to strengthen stakeholder collaboration towards deepening public understanding of the mandate of the central bank and its policy development.
Ghana’s planned 198.7km Accra-Kumasi Expressway promises faster travel and economic growth, but its intelligent transport and electronic tolling systems raise cybersecurity risks that must be addressed before construction is completed.
UNCTAD warns that the growing use of industrial, trade and technology policies is narrowing the path to industrialisation, as poorer countries struggle to match the financial resources of major economies
The World Bank Group says artificial intelligence could help businesses expand and improve productivity, provided developing countries strengthen digital infrastructure, skills and safeguards.