What combination of factors is driving expansion of international universities in Africa?
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Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to Mark E Smith, Vice-Chancellor, Lancaster University from The Report: Ghana 2014
Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to Frederik Hsu, Deputy Chairman, NMS Infrastructure from The Report: Ghana 2014
How challenging is the financing of large-scale social infrastructure projects in emerging markets?
Articles & Analysis | Changing lifestyles have made non-communicable diseases a priority as structural reforms are implemented from The Report: Ghana 2014
The introduction of structural health reforms and provision management systems over the past decade has enabled the sector to more effectively confront its persistent challenges. The refined roll-out strategy for the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS), along with a renewed focus on maternal health, investment in new equipment and overall infrastructural upgrades,...
Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare, Minister of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts from The Report: Ghana 2014
Articles & Analysis | A range of factors should support further growth in the sector from The Report: Ghana 2014
A wave of new high-end hotels, supported by a tourism development plan introduced last year, is spearheading Ghana’s efforts to attract a broader range of visitors to the country. Although dwarfed by the country’s primary and secondary drivers – including hydrocarbons, mining and agriculture – Ghana’s travel and tourism sector forms a key part of the government’s bid to...
Articles & Analysis | Accommodation quality is on the up, despite concerns that a flurry of new developments could lead to an oversupply from The Report: Ghana 2014
For years, travellers to Accra complained about the quality of accommodation. Room and service standards were often poor, while prices were high, particularly following the discovery of oil, which in turn led to an influx of business travellers. This situation is now beginning to change as a growing number of four- and five-star hotels are opening in the capital in...