Month: February 2026

…a practical due diligence guide for safe land acquisition Buying land in Ghana does not end when money changes hands or documents are signed. The most critical risk-management phase begins after purchase. Many buyers lose land not because they failed to pay, but because they failed to complete statutory post-purchase processes that convert private contracts […] The post The Construction and Real Estate Digest with Daniel KONTIE: Land buying checklist […]

By J. N. Halm So just as expected, the Ishowspeed Africa Tour just sped through Ghana, and Africa, and is finally done and dusted. 20 countries. 28 days. For the past few weeks, this 21-year-old Internet sensation held our attention as he moved from one country to another. If we are to take the word […] The post Tourists versus locals: How bias affects online customer ratings appeared first on […]

By Desmond MASOPEH Coronation Insurance Ghana Limited has launched a new “Pay-As-You-Earn” motor insurance, a flexible payment solution that allows motorists to buy their insurance on monthly, quarterly or up to six months, while enjoying the same benefits under standard motor insurance cover via the eCoronation.com platform. The policy was unveiled at a ceremony held […] The post Coronation Insurance launches ‘Pay-As-You-Earn’ Motor Insurance appeared first on The Business & […]

An estimated US$54.1billion was lost to illicit financial flows (IFFs) over the last decade, placing the country third among the top-10 most affected nations in sub-Saharan Africa. Largely driven by trade misinvoicing and money laundering, the loss represents one of the most severe capital leakages on the African continent and continues to undermine domestic revenue […] The post Editorial: Ghana’s illicit financial flows top US$54.1bn! appeared first on The Business […]

A total amount of GH¢56billion tax revenue was raised in the 2025 operational year, Commissioner of Customs Brigadier-General Glover Ashong Annan said at the International Customs Day observance. Established by the World Customs Organisation (WCO) in 1953, it highlights the importance of Customs in economic growth and supply chain security. Unfortunately, the amount falls short […] The post Editorial: Revenue target missed appeared first on The Business & Financial Times. […]