Ghana’s Automotive Industry: A Burgeoning Market for Investment
“This is the first, and there will be many more to come’’. These were the words of President Nana Addo Danquah Akufo-Addo when the German car maker Volkswagen officially unveiled
Government’s COVID-19 Incentives Cushion Foreign Investors in Ghana
In the face of the hardships presented by the COVID-19 pandemic, the roll out of distinct interventions by government has alleviated the harsh impact of the pandemic on foreign businesses.
Ghana’s Exchange Rate Improved, Come Home to Invest – Diasporans told
Ghanaian investors in the diaspora have been told that the economy of the oil-producing West African nation has seen massive improvement over the years. Therefore, they should return to Ghana
Moving The Ghanaian Film Industry From “Potential To Actualization” Through Investments
Film making is tough business. It requires a lot of capital yet comes with significant uncertainty in terms of profitability even among the best of producers. But in a developing
Government to Resource GIPC to Make it More Effective – Finance Minister
Ken Ofori-Atta– the Ghanaian Minister of Finance, has revealed that government will be resourcing the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC) in order to make it more effective than it has
Railing Up To A Connected Africa- GIPC CEO Talks Investments in Rail Sector
Urban rail on the continent is vital in providing a very efficient alternative to transporting large volumes of passengers and freight at high frequencies and reasonable cost. Rallying with this
Government’s Initiatives towards Mitigating the Impact of Covid-19 on Businesses in Ghana
The Coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) is a global health and societal emergency that requires effective and immediate action by governments all over the world. Trade, investment growth, and employment have all
Would Disruptions Caused by Covid-19 Change the World of Work for Good?
In the face of the COVID-19 pandemic which is much averse to large gatherings, one of the intriguing questions for most corporate institutions is whether the disruptions presented by the
Ghana: AfCFTA’s Prospects & Challenges
With the world being a global village, trade is an important economic factor for the development of many economies. Trading dates back to centuries where an early form of trade- barter,