A long way to go Having proudly followed Ghana into independence in 1958, raising the hopes of pan-Africanists everywhere, Guineans have been let down by their ... rulers over ?the past 50 years
Strength in exports to the rescue The prices of Ghana's main exports - cocoa and gold - remain strong ...
A time of new potential The benefits of a decade of good economic growth are threatened by the global crisis, but there are good signs from Ghana's new government ...
OPPOSITION IN THE OPPOSITION Ghana: Ex-President Mahama launches comeback as his allies reorganise opposition
OPPOSITION IN THE OPPOSITION Ghana: Ex-President Mahama launches comeback as his allies reorganise opposition
Telecoms: A new ring for heavyweights The arrival of new international telecoms companies is generating innovation and cutting costs ...
Pressure on interest and exchange rates After the 12 May meeting of the Bank of Ghana's monetary policy committee, bank governor Paul Acquah announced that the prime lending rate would ... remain at 18.5%.
Banks: Lucky escape, only minor damage The Bank of Ghana is trying to strengthen the financial sector amid the global crisis ...
Energy: The only way is up Buoyed by the promise of oil production of 120,000 barrels per day the new government has embarked on a new energy strategy ...
Banking: Kenya goes regional As businesses look for financial institutions that can add value to their companies, Kenyan banks are diversifying their locations and services ... in the wider East African region in the hopes of becoming the lynchpin of the blossoming EAC's financial sector