Ghana’s economy is forecast to expand by 5.8% in 2022, the Oxford Business Group has disclosed. This follows a challenging two years against the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic as the country works to implement fiscal-consolidation measures.

PAPSS is a centralised payment and settlement infrastructure for intra-African trade and commerce payments. This project which is being developed in collaboration with the African Export-Import Bank, Afreximbank will facilitate payments as well as formalise some of the unrecorded trade...

AGYLE actively supports the promotion of individual career development and sharpens the view for the economic relations as well as the cultural characteristics of the participating countries.

One key constraint to the growth of Impact Investing in Ghana is access to accurate data on the existing private sector investments that are driving impact, the need for additional investments, and the learning from past projects.

Standard Chartered has announced the 20 successful businesses that will participate in Cohort 2 of the Women in Technology Incubator programme at an induction ceremony at the bank’s head office in Accra.

A state-of-the-art automotive technical training facility, the first of its kind in Ghana was launched on Wednesday at Graphic Road in Accra. The West African Vehicle Academy develops skills and knowledge of trainees and capacitates them to address the challenges...

A young Ghanaian is set to launch a new global payment platform called GenioPay, aimed at making money transfers easier and cheaper across the globe – regardless of the currency.

They are part of the first phase of the economic empowerment program dubbed the, ‘cash-for-work’ initiative equipping 381 youth with employable skills and orientational technical training.

Fulltime entrepreneurship is perhaps the ultimate career sacrifice anyone could make. It elicits a complex of emotions ranging from deep elation and an enthusiastic attitude to a gnawing uncertainty and an almost morbid fear about the future.