Traditionally, it has been the responsibility of the State to provide public amenities with limited involvement by the private sector. Over the years, the revenue available for such projects steadily declined which called for the need to explore fiscally prudent alternative sources of funding such...
The pre-independence and post-independence era of Ghana saw many extended families living together as a household, resulting in a relatively low demand for housing. This trend has altered with modernisation, as increasingly, more nuclear families prefer to live as a separate unit. Residential housing units...
The importance of food production and supply cannot be underestimated in any economy. For many years in Ghana, agriculture has been known as a vital part of the economy. As at 2019, the sector employed 33.5% of the labor force many of whom were women,...
Private participation has been a major driving force of Renewable Energy (RE) in Ghana. This being thanks to policy reforms in the 1980s which gradually removed barriers and created a level playing field for the participation of independent power producers in the energy sector, Read...
The global workspace is fast evolving to normalize virtual work spaces. This change has prompted companies to upgrade their data protection systems to protect sensitive and personal data. More so, all who process personal data must legally recognize the right of an individual to the...
Ghana's economy is forecasted to shrink by about 5% of GDP in 2020 this being a baseline scenario impact from the challenges of the pandemic. Businesses are facing a testing time, the like of which many would never have seen before. Owner managed businesses are...
2019 is in review and, without much debate, what stands out for Ghana’s year end is the “Year of Return”. On the off chance that this event was missed, it is important to state that Ghana ’s Government took steps to commemorate 400 years (1619...
Ghana's energy demands are rising in close contest with its power supply. In an effort to balance the score, and in line with the global goal of a green economy, Ghana’s government is diversifying its electricity generation mix through the promotion and development of renewable...
Much is being speculated for the future of commerce in Africa given this new era of the African Continental Free Trade Area (“AfCFTA”). As an unprecedented regional pact, AfCFTA has established the world’s largest free trade zone with a market of over $1.2 billion people...
Innovation in Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) continues to transform our daily lives. From smart homes to autonomous vehicles, simply put, AI is the creation of intelligent machines that work and react like humans to capture and ‘understand’ the environment and its dynamics; ‘see’, decide and act...