When Philippa Pepera (above) launched her business, Pippa’s Health Centre in 1996, there were only a handful of gyms in Accra and bankers did not believe such projects ...

Ghanaian cities’ rapidly changing landscapes are a testimony to the aggressive growth of the construction and real estate sector. Over half of Ghana’s population lives in urban areas ...

With Ghana expected to be one of the world’s fastest-growing economies this year, the country faces soaring demand for infrastructure in urban centres and a growing need to connect ...

Ghana boasts a dynamic financial sector, which has grown a lot since 2010, with more Ghanaians gaining access to formal  financial services.  The sector is dominated by the ...

The oil and gas sector boosted Ghana’s growth again in 2018, helping to achieve GDP growth of 6.3%, while the World Bank sees GDP growing by 7.6% ...

For many years, commercial activity in many parts of Africa was limited to daylight. This meant that business activity for many indigenous industries terminated at sunset. Even for ...

In 2019, Ghana’s electricity sector was much in the news aft er the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) transferred its distribution activities to Power Distribution Services, Ghana ...

By Jasmine Griffiths, Head of Strategic Partnerships and Diaspora Relations at the British High Commission Ghana has captured global attention through the ‘Year of Return 2019’, ...

The Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC) encourages, promotes and facilitates foreign investments in Ghana. It has developed a user-friendly guide detailing procedures to ...

In 2019, President Nana Akufo-Addo has led Ghana through an exciting Year of Return, complete with festivities, celebrations and the promise of Diaspora-related ...