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Making the Women’s Development Bank work
Few policy announcements in Ghana’a 2026 Mid-Year Budget Review carry as much long-term economic promise as the decision to establish a Women's Development Bank.
The delete button is lying to you
It is 1:47 a.m. somewhere in Accra. A man is lying beside his wife, phone tilted away from her at that particular angle we have all mastered.
Proof on the ground: why companies should watch Yendi’s forest restoration coalition
Ghana loses 315,000 hectares of forest every year. In 2024 alone, that figure was 77,000 hectares, land that, once gone, takes decades and far more capital to recover than it would have cost to protect.
SSNIT assets jump to GH¢35.4bn
The Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT)’s assets under management rose to GH¢35.4billion at the end of June 2026, up from GH¢28.47billion at the end of 2025.
Stanbic Bank recognised as Best Investment Bank
Stanbic Bank Ghana has been named Ghana’s Best Investment Bank at the prestigious Euromoney Awards for Excellence 2026, contributing to Standard Bank Group’s impressive tally of 17 awards across Africa.
Access Bank, Mantrac seal financing partnership
Access Bank has signed a strategic financing partnership with Mantrac, the authorised dealer of Caterpillar equipment, to expand access to capital for contractors and mining companies across the country.
Making the Women’s Development Bank work
Few policy announcements in Ghana’a 2026 Mid-Year Budget Review carry as much long-term economic promise as the decision to establish a Women's Development Bank.
The delete button is lying to you
It is 1:47 a.m. somewhere in Accra. A man is lying beside his wife, phone tilted away from her at that particular angle we have all mastered.
Old Vandals rally to tackle accommodation crisis
The Old Vandals Association (OVA) has renewed calls for the revival of the stalled Commonwealth Hall Annex Project,
SSNIT assets jump to GH¢35.4bn
The Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT)’s assets under management rose to GH¢35.4billion at the end of June 2026, up from GH¢28.47billion at the end of 2025.

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