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Government has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening foundational education as part of broader efforts to improve learning outcomes and prepare a future-ready workforce, senior officials said during talks with the Jacobs Foundation this week. Vice-President Prof. Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang stated that education – from kindergarten through senior high school – remains central to the country’s […] The post Gov’t reaffirms commitment to foundational education reforms appeared first on The Business […]

The European Union (EU) – in partnership with other European development actors and government – has launched a four-year programme to promote a greener, more digital and inclusive private sector in Ghana. The initiative, launched in Accra, aims at bringing together public and private sector stakeholders to drive sustainable growth, expand digital innovation and strengthen […] The post EU, partners intensify green, digital & inclusive private sector support appeared first […]

By: Professor Kwasi DARTEY-BAAH Leadership is rarely a straight line. It is shaped by frameworks, strategy, performance metrics and governance structures, but it is also influenced by something far less formal and far more human, intuition. In practice, some of the most consequential leadership decisions are not born solely from data or processes, but from […] The post The quiet power of intuition in the boardroom appeared first on The […]

AmCham Business Bridge with Doris Kafui Afanyedey As Ghana advances its digital economy and artificial intelligence (AI) agenda, one of its strongest assets is the depth of capability already present on the ground through U.S. firms operating across key sectors. These companies are not only deploying technology but also embedding global best practices in data […] The post How US firms are translating AI capability into economic impact: US firms […]

New data from the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) indicates that labour costs remain the biggest challenge facing the country’s construction sector, despite a continued easing of overall cost pressures. Year-on-year labour inflation stood at 10.7 per cent, down from 12.7 per cent in November. Inflation for building materials declined further to 2.7 per cent, while plant and equipment inflation rose to 5.6 per cent, even though prices in both categories […]