When a Streamer Becomes a Bridge: What IShowSpeed’s Visit Means for Ghana and Africa
The global digital audience have witnessed a scene few would have imagined ten years ago: American streamer Darren Jason Watkins Jr., known worldwide
Economy
Why a US Court Case Could Reshape Global Digital Responsibility
For the first time, major social media companies will be required to defend claims about the impact of their platforms on young people’s
Taking Stock of 2025: A Timely Business & Finance Reset as the Year Draws to a Close
As we approach the final stretch of the year, this is a critical moment for businesses and individuals to pause and take stock. The last weeks of December are
Taxation of high-net-worth individuals in Ghana
Collecting taxes from the wealthy is critical to state development, as well as addressing rising inequalities and meeting the needs of human
December to January: Smart Spending Strategies for a Stress-Free Season
December has arrived — a month filled with celebrations, giving, travelling, and year-end excitement. But as joyful as the season is, it also comes with one
Parliament Repeals COVID-19 Health Recovery Levy: What It Means for Businesses
Ghana’s Parliament has approved the COVID-19 Health Recovery Levy (Repeal) Bill, 2025 — a significant step toward easing the tax burden on
READ: 2026 Budget Statement As Presented By Finance Minister
Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson has delivered the 2026 Budget Statement and Economic Policy to Parliament on behalf of President John Dramani Mahama
Rethinking tax policy for resilience in times of crisis
The global economy has become increasingly vulnerable to systemic shocks ranging from pandemics and climate-related disasters to geopolitical conflicts and
Frequent Cedi Fluctuations Threaten Economic Stability — A Call for Policy Consistency
Economist Professor William Baah-Boateng has raised fresh concerns about Ghana’s currency volatility, warning that the frequent appreciation and depreciation
From Productivity Loss to Cyber Fraud: The Economic Risks of Social Media in Ghana
Social media is now deeply woven into the fabric of daily life in Ghana. Platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly
Unexplained Wealth in Ghana: A Call for Reform and Accountability
Unexplained wealth, often characterized by assets or income that cannot be accounted for through legitimate means, poses significant challenges in
Bank of Ghana issues New Guidelines on Inward Remittance Services
All entities engaged in the provision of inward remittance services into Ghana are strictly prohibited from engaging in unfair