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The 15-year legacy of the Mobile Money Number Portability System
On July 1, 2011, Ghana’s telecommunications sector embarked on a regulatory initiative that altered subscriber sovereignty and market competition across West Africa. The launch of the Mobile Number Portability System (MNPS) by the National Communications Authority (NCA) aimed to remove a primary switching barrier in network economics: the loss of a subscriber’s identity upon changing service providers.
Land administration challenges require state action
It has come to light that the country’s complex land ownership structure poses significant challenges to effective land administration and orderly development.
Ekumfi: How US$6M Exim participation built a US$53M industrial asset
With the 20 percent excise duty on local fruit juices now abolished, the government's Feed the Industries Programme offers Ekumfi Fruits & Juices a pathway to US$48 million in annual turnover, more than 9,000 acres of fruit cultivation, and up to GH₵52,000 in gross revenue per acre for youth and farmers growing pineapple. The transformation could also open a route to accelerated EXIM debt repayment.
StanChart rules out total exit…
At a recent Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) 'Facts Behind the Figures' session in Accra, Standard Chartered Bank Ghana ruled out a full exit from the country - insisting it will remain listed on the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) and continue operating as a corporate and investment bank.
Build stronger policy buffers against global shocks - IMF
The International Monetary Fund has warned that rising oil prices, geopolitical tensions and tighter global financing conditions threaten economic stability, urging countries to strengthen their capacity for absorbing external shocks.
Stronger payment regulation key to West Africa financial integration – BoG
The Bank of Ghana has called for stronger and more harmonised regulation of digital payment systems across West Africa, saying effective supervision, interoperability and secure cross-border settlement arrangements are essential to advancing regional financial integration.
GIPA identifies 45 bankable projects
The Ghana Investment Promotion Authority (GIPA) has identified 45 bankable investment projects across five northern regions as part of efforts to mobilise private capital, expand local processing and create jobs through investments in agriculture, renewable energy, solid minerals and tourism.
UBA urges stronger CEO–CFO partnership to drive sustainable business growth
UBA Ghana has called on business leaders to strengthen collaboration between Chief Executive Officers and Chief Finance Officers, describing the relationship as critical to achieving sustainable growth, disciplined execution and long-term value creation.
StanChart delivers strong returns, sustainable shareholder value
Standard Chartered Bank Ghana PLC has held its 2026 Facts Behind the Figures stakeholder engagement session at the Ghana Stock Exchange, bringing together investors, brokers, fund managers, regulators and media.
African happiness in global customer service
In the vast, interconnected ecosystem of international higher education, the administrative gears that grind beneath the surface of institutional success are often unseen.



















