Having ascended to the Presidential office in June 2012, following the untimely death of his predecessor John Atta Mills, John Dramani Mahama was officially elected as President of Ghana in December...
Ghana´s potential as an oil producer has been evident since the discovery of the offshore Jubilee field in 2007. Alex Mould, CEO, Ghana National Petroleum Corporation, talks about GNPC’s...
Mr. William Amuna, CEO of GRIDCo, the national electricity transmission company, talked with Worldfolio about the prospects for the power sector in Ghana. When Ghanaian gas comes on-stream it will make...
Financial and insurance activities are expanding at roughly twice the pace of the overall economy and just 30 per cent of the population are formally banked, so industry leaders have good reason to...
The heads of state of four African nations – Ghana, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda – will meet in London on October 20-21 with investors from around the world, to seek financial support for...
Of all the investment opportunities available right now in Africa, agribusiness offers one of the most dramatic examples of how development can spread prosperity and improve the quality of people’s...
With an infrastructure deficit totalling $1.5 billion annually over the next decade, Ghana has embarked on a series of transformative projects to meet the needs of its growing economy.
The discovery of oil and gas in Ghana’s territorial waters has brought a flurry of activity that is now starting to reverberate throughout its economy.
At the centre of Ghana’s growth strategy is a massive investment in the country’s power sector that will provide the means to improve the lives of millions of Ghanaians with reliable electricity.
