After enduring one of the most severe economic crises in a generation, Ghanaian businesses are finally experiencing a resurgence. The most significant sign of this turnaround are interest rates. The Bank of Ghana has trimmed its benchmark Monetary Policy Rate (MPR), which stood at a punishing 30% at the close of 2023, in consecutive reductions through 2025 to reach 14.0% by March of this year. 

The Paramount Chief of the Buipe Traditional Area, Buipewura Jinapor II, has praised the Managing Director of BOSTenergies, Afetsi Awoonor, for what he described as a transformative approach to development in the area.

Women-led businesses in Ghana are being encouraged to move beyond passive online activity and strategically use social media as a critical tool for growth, visibility and access to finance.

The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) kicked off the trading week with a cautious tone as the benchmark GSE Composite Index slipped by nearly 19 points to close at 14,854.38, even as the financial sector index posted modest gains. Total market turnover stood at over 34 million cedis, driven largely by heavy activity in Scancom PLC.

The Agricultural Development Bank PLC (ADB) has reported a profit after tax of GH¢101.5 million for the first quarter ended 31 March 2026, representing a 47 per cent increase from the GH¢68.8 million recorded in the same period of 2025.

Ghana’s largest indigenous bank, GCB Bank PLC, has delivered a stunning financial performance for the first quarter of 2026, posting a 71 per cent surge in profit before tax to GH¢902.5 million, compared to GH¢533.2 million recorded in the same period last year.

The clock is no longer ticking; it is pounding. With less than 50 days until Ghana’s opening clash against Panama in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the man seated in the hot seat of the Black Stars is neither a wide-eyed novice nor a firebrand local hero. It is Carlos Queiroz, a 73-year-old tactical automaton who arrives with a steely declaration: “I am a winning coach.”

In boardrooms across Ghana and beyond, a familiar concern is quietly gaining ground: “How do we manage Gen Zs?” It is a question often framed in terms of perceived challenges, short attention spans, unconventional communication styles, and a redefinition of workplace norms. But I believe we may be asking the wrong question. 

The pressure on Ghana’s HR professionals has never been more specific. It is not enough to fill vacancies faster or run an annual appraisal cycle. 

TOP executives, policymakers, diplomats, development partners, and key industry stakeholders from Ghana and across the West African sub-region will converge in Accra for the 9th Ghana-West Africa Business Excellence Awards (WABEA) slated for June 6, 2026 at the Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City.

The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Pecan Energies Ghana Limited, Kadijah Amoah, has been named among the World Economic Forum’s Young Global Leaders (YGL) for the Class of 2026, placing her among a select group of leaders shaping the future of global leadership.

For a Ghanaian SME, social media serves as a virtual shopfront. In the real world, you would be concerned if a hundred individuals entered your store, glanced at your merchandise, grinned at you, then left without making a purchase. However, in the digital age, we frequently applaud this as "engagement." 

In the modern information ecosystem, the greatest threat to an institution’s credibility is not always a bad decision. Often, it is a slow response. 

The government's treasury bills auction has recorded its seventh consecutive undersubscription, reflecting continued tight liquidity conditions in the banking system and cautious investor sentiment toward sovereign debt.

The Minister for Lands and Natural Resources has directed the revocation of three mining leases belonging to Adamus Resources Limited following confirmed violations of Ghana's minerals and mining laws, including the unlawful engagement of foreign nationals in illegal mining activities commonly referred to as "galamsey."