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By  Daniel Kojo HOLLIE Ghana’s financial landscape has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past decade, driven by the rapid expansion of Financial Technology (FinTech). Mobile money platforms, digital lending services, peer-to-peer lending, blockchain applications, and innovative payment solutions have fundamentally revolutionized how Ghanaians access and utilize financial services. This technological revolution represents more than […] The post Challenges and opportunities of fintech in banking and finance law appeared first […]

Government is seeking to deepen cooperation with India in fisheries and aquaculture, with the sector primed to be a new driver of food security, employment and value-chain growth as part of an expanding bilateral economic partnership. In remarks at the India–Ghana Partnership Day in Accra, the Minister for Fisheries and Aquaculture, Emelia Arthur, said Ghana […] The post Fisheries Ministry to tap India expertise appeared first on The Business & […]

The second edition of the Canada-Africa Agribusiness Summit (CAAS) is set to take place on July 15 and 16, 2026, in Saskatoon, Canada, with organisers projecting a significant expansion in scope and participation from across the African continent. The summit, hosted by Voazok Agritours Canada and co-organised with Eventus Nation and the African Agribusiness Incubators […] The post Canada-Africa agribusiness summit set for July 2026 in Saskatoon appeared first on […]

… causes, risks and the urgent need for structural reforms Ghana’s real estate sector has emerged as a strategic contributor to national economic growth, driven by rapid urbanization, demographic expansion and increasing domestic and foreign investment interest. Yet, the sector remains structurally constrained by deep-seated legal lacunae and institutional weaknesses that undermine tenure security, distort […] The post The Construction and Real Estate Digest with Daniel KONTIE: Legal and institutional […]

By J. N. HALM Change is the only constant in business. This adage rings particularly true in service industries where organisations must continuously innovate to stay competitive. New services are launched with much fanfare, existing ones are upgraded, and inevitably, some services must be eliminated. It is this last part—service elimination—that many businesses find most […] The post Service elimination: Understanding customer reactions when a service disappears appeared first on […]

By Bernard Kelvin Clive  Growth is one of the most abused words in business today. We shout it in pitch decks, paste it on banners, and hashtag it on social media—yet many businesses cannot explain what growth actually looks like in their own journey. For MSMEs especially, growth is not always loud. Sometimes it doesn’t […] The post Brands & MSMEs – Measuring growth beyond noise appeared first on The […]