All Set for 2026 Kwahu Business Forum

Preparations have been finalized for the 2026 edition of the Kwahu Business Forum, with organisers expressing strong confidence that enhanced planning and new innovations will deliver a seamless, impactful, and productive business summit.

In a move that could provide a much-needed "cushion" for Ghanaian motorists, the government has signaled that it is finally open to reviewing the controversial taxes and levies embedded in petroleum prices.

In a significant update on the government’s flagship infrastructure agenda, the Minister for Roads and Highways, Governs Kwame Agbodza, has revealed that several major trunk road projects under the "Big Push" programme have officially crossed the 50% completion mark.

Anthony Morrison, Chief Executive Officer of the Chamber of Agribusiness Ghana, has dismissed concerns over a potential tomato shortage in Ghana following Burkina Faso’s recent suspension of fresh tomato exports.

In a stunning reversal of Ghana’s economic narrative, the "silent tax" of inflation has officially retreated to levels not seen since the late 90s. Data from the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) confirms that annual inflation dropped to 3.3% in February 2026marking the 14th consecutive month of decline and the lowest reading since August 1999.

The Commonwealth Enterprise and Investment Council has underscored significant business and economic opportunities linked to the upcoming 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. Speaking at a business forum in Accra, the Deputy British High Commissioner to Ghana, Keith McMahon, emphasised that the Games, scheduled from July 23 to August 2, 2026, will serve as more than a sporting event—they will act as a global platform for trade, investment, and international business engagement.

In a move that signals the ultimate return of investor confidence, the Ministry of Finance has announced that Ghana will return to the domestic debt market to issue its first seven-year bond since the 2022 default.

Ghana Averts Power Disruption as Karpowership Suspends Shutdown Plans

Ghana has averted a potential nationwide power disruption after Karpowership suspended plans to shut down its operations in May, following successful negotiations with the government over an outstanding $400 million debt.

If you’ve ever wondered why a simple school block or a kilometer of road sometimes costs triple the market price in Ghana, the answer might finally be addressed. Parliament has officially passed the Value for Money (VFM) Office Bill, a move that business analysts are calling the "death knell" for overpriced public contracts and "ghost" projects.