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FDI Hits $2.61bn As Investor Confidence Grows
Ghana provisionally attracted more than $2.61 billion in foreign direct investment (FDI) in 2025 across various sectors of the economy, the Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Investment Promotion ...
Ghana has ranked 17th among 193 United Nations (UN)-recognised nations in a newly released comprehensive audit of global business process outsourcing (BPO) ecosystems, placing the country among the ...
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Solar Investment Surges As Ghana Races to Hit Renewable Targets
Ghana - Ghana's renewable energy capacity stands at around 280 megawatts, roughly 5 percent of the national energy mix. The government wants 7 percent by 2027. Getting there will require all the ...
The Ghanaian government has broken ground on the country’s largest solar project, the Norbert Anku solar park, located in the Dawa Industrial Enclave within the Greater Accra region. Solar for ...
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Africa’s AI ascent: Ghana’s opportunity to lead a new era of inclusive innovation
As Ghana prepares to host the Pan African AI & Innovation Summit 2026 in Accra from 22nd to 23rd September, at the iconic Kempinski Hotel, the conversation around artificial intelligence (AI) must now ...
Ghanaian entrepreneur Richard Nii Armah Quaye is transforming Ghana into West Africa’s next global travel and business hub by investing in its people and filling much-needed voids. From the endless ...
By Maxwell Akalaare Adombila DAKAR, May 18 (Reuters) - Ghana has asked large-scale gold miners to sell 30% of annual output ...
Ghana’s outgoing President Nana Akufo-Addo announced a landmark decision allowing visa-free travel for all African passport holders effective from the start of this year. The announcement came ...
Editor at Large “It will get me into trouble again!” laughs Ghana President John Mahama upon the conclusion of our interview. A few weeks earlier, Mahama’s Foreign Minister had visited the U.S.
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Ghana high commissioner blames Home Affairs for SA's illegal immigrant issue, citizens fire back
South Africans slammed Ghana’s High Commissioner, Benjamin Quashie, after he blamed the Department of Home Affairs for the ...
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