The level of public debt is a closely observed metric in Ghana. For the past 30 years the country has travelled something of a debt roller coaster, recovering from one liquidity crunch only to be faced with another. The first dip came in the late 1990s, when the nation’s debt repayments as a proportion of revenue reached 20%, which was widely...
Ghana’s banking industry has undergone a challenging period in recent years, weathering an economic downturn and a rising tide of non-performing loans (NPLs). While delinquent debts have undermined sector stability and remain a key challenge, the country’s lenders continue to grow their assets and remain profitable. With a wholesale regulatory...
Ghana is one of our most important trading partners in sub-Saharan Africa, but we know that much development potential remains untapped. German businesses are very interested in both trade with, and investment in, Ghana. However, the president rightly says that words alone do not achieve anything – they need to be followed by action.
Ghana is the second-biggest producer of gold on the African continent, and the world’s second-largest cocoa producer. The country is also home to one of the largest discoveries of oil in recent decades, the production of which is providing the government with a useful revenue stream and driving growth in associated sectors. Nevertheless, the...
How is an integrated aluminium industry contributing to the country’s industrialisation?
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