Economy and Finance

By Adnan Adams Mohammed; Finance and Economic Journalist In the boardrooms of Accra and the bustling markets of Kumasi, a singular conversation dominates: the survival of the Ghanaian enterprise. In …

By Adnan Adams Mohammed Following a period of intense restructuring and economic turbulence, Ghana’s banking sector has emerged with a newfound resilience. New data from the Bank of Ghana (BoG) …

By Adnan Adams Mohammed The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has released its 2025 annual financial statements, detailing a net loss of GH¢15.6 billion. While the figure represents an increase from …

By Adnan Adams Mohammed Ghana’s macroeconomic indicators are painting a picture of a remarkable comeback: inflation is cooling, GDP growth is beating expectations, and the Cedi has found its footing. …

By The Kasoa Economist   Only 1.2 million Ghanaians currently pay tax. The informal sector employs 80% of the workforce and contributes barely 30% of GDP. More than half of …

    By Adnan Adams Mohammed; Mining Health and Safety Professional, Finance and Economic Journalist   The debate over the renewal of Gold Fields’ mining lease for the Tarkwa Mine …

“From Survival to Expansion: Businesses Finally Breathe Again” Ghana’s economy may be teaching one of the harshest lessons in modern finance: A bigger loss does not always produce a bigger …

By Toma Imirhe Early signals are emerging of a gradual but notable rebalancing of investment portfolios within Ghana’s fixed income market, as some institutional and high-net-worth investors begin to shift …

By Adnan Adams Mohammed The Ghana Cedi has recorded its strongest first-quarter performance in half a decade, signaling a significant turnaround from the debt-crisis lows of previous years. However, the …

By Adnan Adams Mohammed GCB Bank PLC, following its stellar performance and subsequent approval from the Bank of Ghana (BoG), has announced a dividend payout of GH¢1 per share to …