PRIMED FOR GROWTH Ghana’s long terms goal is to reduce its reliance on the export of raw materials and to add value to ...

FEEDING PEOPLE, GROWING THE ECONOMY Agriculture employs about 50 per cent of Ghana’s population and contributes about 20 per cent to its Gross ...

A NASCENT INDUSTRY WITH GROWING PROSPECTS Since the discovery of oil in commercial quantities in 2007, followed by the first oil in 2011, ...

Situated in Cantonments City, one of Accra’s prime locations, PwC Tower is one of the most striking office buildings gracing the Accra skyline. ...

Accra is an ever-growing, peaceful capital city of Ghana. It is the cultural hub and economic driver of the country.   If you ...

The Signature is designed to make a notable mark on the Accra skyline, representing the pinnacle of refined African living. Situated at Tetteh ...

For more than 50 years, GIZ has been a successful service provider in the field of international cooperation for sustainable development on behalf ...

Beyond the Return is the follow-up to 2019 successful “Year of Return” campaign. The Year of Return was formally launched by President Akufo ...

Agriculture employs 45% of Ghana’s workforce and is a driving force for growth and the reduction of poverty. It was the second sector in terms of growth performance ...

Ghana’s mining industry revolves mainly around gold, manganese, bauxite and diamonds. Other minerals include gravels, granite and limestone among others. The sector is a major contributor to ...