Ghana’s real estate market is booming, driven by housing deficits, urbanization, and government incentives. Investors can capitalize on high-demand sectors
Business
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Ghana’s economy shows recovery with 6.9% GDP growth, reduced inflation, and BoG’s new headquarters symbolizing financial innovation and stability
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Small businesses in Ghana face barriers like inflation, bureaucracy, and limited technology. Addressing these challenges is key to economic growth
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GNGCL saved over $250 million since 2017 by employing Ghanaian engineers, driving local talent and cost-saving initiatives.
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AngloGold Ashanti reports $236 million headline earnings, posting a 339% EBITDA increase and a 17-fold rise in cash flow.
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GIZ, AGI, and GEA launch Ghana’s first Inclusive Business and Green Economy Forum to foster sustainable growth.
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Startups in Ghana innovate to bridge education gaps, empowering students through affordable digital learning and training solutions.
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MTN Ghana advances localization goals, and boosts local ownership to 30% while managing inflationary impacts and expanding digital services.
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An overview of how Ghana’s cost of living has evolved due to inflation, urbanization, and essential commodity prices
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Ghana’s cocoa farmers limit supply in anticipation of price hikes, signaling potential shifts in the global cocoa market.