High returns, political stability and a strict regulatory and legal framework make Ghana the standout destination for investment in West Africa
High returns, political stability and a strict regulatory and legal framework make Ghana the standout destination for investment in West Africa
Ghana has not shied away from tough decisions to ensure its impressive growth trajectory is not derailed by internal and external shocks
Ghana has not shied away from tough decisions to ensure its impressive growth trajectory is not derailed by internal and external shocks
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 be optimistic about the country’s financial services future
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 be optimistic about the country’s financial services future
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 the projects their countries need in order to assure their economic and social development.
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 the projects their countries need in order to assure their economic and social development.
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 lives.
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 lives.
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.
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.
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.
World-class firms take advantage of ghana’s favourable investment climate and drive Ghana’s economy forward through partnerships
World-class firms take advantage of ghana’s favourable investment climate and drive Ghana’s economy forward through partnerships
The Ugandan economy has been enjoying steady growth over the past decade, but to sustain such expansion means considerable investment in the country’s infrastructure.
The Ugandan economy has been enjoying steady growth over the past decade, but to sustain such expansion means considerable investment in the country’s infrastructure.
