In what ways has consumer spending in Ghana evolved in recent years?
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Interviews & Viewpoints | Peter Ndegwa, Former Managing Director, Ghana Breweries Limited: Interview from The Report: Ghana 2016
Interviews & Viewpoints | Geoffrey White, CEO, Agility: Interview from The Report: Ghana 2016
What potential does Ghana offer as a trans-shipment and transit centre for nearby countries?
Articles & Analysis | Transport infrastructure upgrades take shape in Ghana from The Report: Ghana 2016
Rapid economic development, demographic growth and regional dynamics have put increasing pressure on Ghana’s transportation system over the past decade, and it has at times struggled to keep pace. Rather than allow the transportation sector to become a victim of the country’s success, the government has pushed forward infrastructure...
Interviews & Viewpoints | Sulemanu Koney, CEO, Ghana Chamber of Mines: Interview from The Report: Ghana 2016
particularly heavy-duty equipment, in Ghana?
KONEY: Most mining companies procure heavy-duty equipment and vehicles from the original equipment manufacturers, who may have a local office or representative in-country. In this regard, mining companies are somewhat insulated against...
Articles & Analysis | New regulations in Ghana aid fight against illegal mining from The Report: Ghana 2016
The country has been attempting for several years to combat the problem of illegal mining, in which foreigners join or compete with indigenous, small-scale miners in an untaxed activity that is meant to be the preserve of Ghanaians. An update to the legislation covering the mining sector, if approved, will provide law enforcement agencies with...
Articles & Analysis | In Ghana, industry players and the state work together to boost crop yields from The Report: Ghana 2016
Even as Ghana’s oil and gas industry continues to expand, the agricultural sector remains a vital contributor to economic activity, employing more than half of the working population. The country cultivates a rich array of staples and cash crops, and is the second-largest producer worldwide of cocoa.