Driving Organic Traffic to Your Blog: A Step-by-Step SEO Guide

When starting a blog or website, driving organic traffic to your blog can feel like a daunting task. However, with the right SEO strategies, you can attract a steady stream of readers to your website without relying on paid advertising. This guide will walk you through several effective techniques for boosting your blog’s organic traffic. … Read more

How To Start A Profitable Frozen Food Business

To start your frozen food business in Ghana, it is essential to understand the key steps and insights that will help you succeed. This blog post will guide you through the process and address common questions like whether a frozen food business is profitable, what you can sell in a frozen food shop, and how … Read more

24 Receive Seed Funding from AgriTech Challenge

Twenty-four startups from universities across Ghana have received seed funding through the AgriTech Challenge Pro, a flagship program organized by the Kosmos Innovation Centre (KIC) and the Mastercard Foundation. This initiative aims to scale up agricultural businesses and foster interest in agriculture among students and young graduates. PAY ATTENTION: Agribusiness Boom in Ghana: What You … Read more

Ghana’s Crude Oil Production in Decline

Ghana’s crude oil production witnessed a decline of 6.78% in 2023, marking a continued downward trend over the past four years, as highlighted in the Public Interest Accountability Committee’s (PIAC) 2023 Annual Report on the Management and Use of Petroleum Revenue. Production Figures In 2023, Ghana produced 48,247,036.61 barrels of oil, a decrease from 51,756,481 … Read more

The Impact of High Interest Rates on the Ghanaian Worker

Ghana’s economy is currently grappling with significant challenges, most notably a historic cost-of-living crisis that disproportionately affects informal employment sectors in Accra. The roots of this crisis are multifaceted, stemming from various economic pressures and policy shortcomings. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) reports that these issues have pushed over 850,000 Ghanaians workers into poverty. PAY … Read more

KPMG Report: SML Failed to Pay GH¢13.38 Million in VAT

An investigation by KPMG, commissioned by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, has revealed that Strategic Mobilisation Ghana Limited (SML) did not pay Value Added Tax (VAT) amounting to GH¢13.38 million. This oversight occurred during an eight-month period, from September 1, 2020, to April 30, 2021, when the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) made bulk payments to … Read more

Africa Pushes for Change In Payment Systems (PAPSS)

Africa is making significant strides toward establishing financial independence by reducing its reliance on Western payment systems. This push for payment sovereignty is spearheaded by the African Continental Free Trade Area (AFCFTA), which aims to create a unified and robust infrastructure that connects the payment systems of African countries. Pan African Payment and Settlement System … Read more

Bawumia Launches ‘Kayayei’ Empowerment Programme

Vice-President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has inaugurated a new initiative aimed at empowering 5,000 female head porters, known as ‘kayayei’, to improve their socio-economic status. Launched in Accra, the ‘Kayayei Empowerment Programme’ will offer vocational training, housing, and support to facilitate these women’s transition into more stable employment. Programme Overview The initiative focuses on providing technical … Read more

Dr. Bawumia Vows to Make Ghana the Digital Hub of Africa

Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, Ghana’s Vice-President, has committed to significant investments in digital infrastructure aimed at accelerating socio-economic growth and establishing Ghana as Africa’s digital hub. This strategic move is intended to provide young people with the necessary digital skills, enabling them to seize emerging opportunities and create self-employment. “I will make Ghana a digital hub … Read more

Will Cocoa Remain Central to Ghana’s Future?

Cocoa, often referred to as the ‘golden pod’, has been integral to Ghana’s economy for over a century. Its importance is underscored by the livelihood it provides to approximately 850,000 farming families. While gold is Ghana’s top export by value, cocoas remains vital due to its widespread economic impact and renewability. Historical Significance Cocoa’s cultivation … Read more