News
GE’s Fuel-Flexible Power Plant Brings Vital Energy Boost to Ghana
Once operational, the 200 MW plant will be one of the most efficient power plants in the country and will...
Read more
After 60 years, it’s time for Ghana to modernize and find its role in the world
Ghana marked 60 years as an independent nation last Monday. The day was bittersweet. On one hand, I’m deeply proud of...
Read more
GALAMSEY MENACE: THE FAILURE OF MINING GOVERNANCE SYSTEM
Mining has for several decades been the source of livelihood for many in resource endowed areas as they derive from...
Read more
Africa’s top brands are losing out at home to international rivals as an economic downturn bites
In 2016, low commodity and oil prices subdued the growth of African economies to their lowest levels in over two...
Read more
Towards the Great African Renaissance.
Post-independence, Africa’s failure at self-sufficiency and economic development has been one major issue the world has tried incessantly without success...
Read more
GHANA’S ENERGY SECTOR GROWING DEBT, A TIME BOMB!
Undeniably, Ghana’s Energy Sector State Owned Enterprises (SOEs) have not been shining example for many. They are discussed often in...
Read more
16 new tax reforms and your money …Tax justice campaigner assesses the impact
In a few weeks’ time, businesses and consumers will cease to pay, or in certain cases pay less of, some...
Read more
The new face of farming: youth making agribusiness ‘cool’
Run a quick Google search on African women making it in business, and you will rarely find a young woman...
Read more
Korean Startups Join Forces to Take on Family-Run Conglomerates
Sometimes you need a bunch of Davids to take on Goliath. In South Korea, where family-run conglomerates such as Samsung...
Read more
Startups raised more money in Africa than we thought during 2016
It looks like 2016 was a better year than previously imagined for African startups. An earlier report by Disrupt Africa...
Read more