Finance
Cut out laziness, over-dependence on religion – Amoabeng’s advice to businesses
UT Bank co-founder Prince Kofi Amoabeng has urged local businesses to create a work culture that is totally different from the Ghanaian one that is “generally, one of laziness, pulling people down, disrespect, jealousy, trying to shift blame, and over-…
E4L business model increases profits for group businesses
The Business Development Model promoted under the Empowerment for Life (E4L) Programme has resulted in increased profits for group businesses in rural communities as some of them now make about GHC150,000.00 profit a year.The 11 group businesses, with…
Government must work to improve macroeconomic indicators – HSWU
Mr Franklin Owusu Ansah, the General Secretary of the Health Services Workers’ Union (HSWU), has urged the government to improve the macroeconomic indicators to restore workers’ take-home pay.He said at the time that Organised Labour bargained and got …
GUTA tours Tema industries to endorse ‘Made-in-Ghana’ campaign
The Ghana Union of Traders Association (GUTA) has toured Avnash Industries within the Tema Metropolis as part of the Union’s campaign to whip the interest of Ghanaians to endorse made in Ghana goods.GUTA had earlier toured PZ Cussons Limited
Unleashing Entrepreneurial Excellence: The benefits of an MBA Impact Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Over the last decade, the business world has seen a rise in entrepreneurship and innovation as ambitious individuals attempt to bring their game-changing ideas to fruition. In today’s quickly changing economic world, entrepreneurship has emerged as a d…
‘Real estate business in Ghana is money laundering’ – Sam George asserts
Member of Parliament for Ningo Prampram, Sam Nartey George, has raised concerns over the legitimacy of some real estate businesses operating in the country.According to the lawmaker, the real estate sector has become a haven for individuals to launder …
Ghana hikes interest rate to 30%
Ghana’s Central Bank has increased key interest rates 30% to curb the country’s soaring inflation.This is a 0.5% increase.The hike was announced on Monday at the end of its monetary policy meeting.“A hike in rates is the best way to
This can’t be common sense – Raymond Archer slams govt over GH¢20bn banking clean-up exercise
In a bid to restore confidence in the banking and specialized deposit-taking sector, the Bank of Ghana embarked on a clean-up exercise in August 2017.Spending over GH¢20 billion, the Central Bank’s action was to resolve insolvent financial institutions…