October 11, 2017 | Ghana Business & Finance Magazine

S&P moves Ghana’s economic outlook to positive

Ghana’s economic outlook has been revised from stable to positive by rating agency Standard & Poor’s. The country’s ‘B-‘ long-term

Ghana is benefitting from increased revenue from her exports which is ultimately expected to reduce the country’s burden on imports

The International Monetary Fund(IMF) is collaborating with government to assess key policies to be introduced in the 2018 budget. Government

Flashback: TEF Entrepreneurship Forum 2016 (Photo Credit: BellaNaija)

Every journey to Nigeria especially its largest commercial city, Lagos is always enthralling and telling of the people’s sheer determination

The President of Benin, Patrice Talon, will be in Ghana today for a day’s state visit. Patrice Talon will hold

Osei Tutu II meets the Queen in 2000 (Photo Credit: FIONA HANSON)

To a Ghanaian King, handing someone a holdall stuffed with more than £350,000 to deposit in a bank might seem

Citi Business News can confirm the board of ADB has been reconstituted. A statement from the Bank to the Ghana Stock

Research has found that the employment rate increased by between 4.2% and 10% when fast internet became available. (Photo Credit: Reuters)

Local employment effects of fast internet connections show that ICT might be one of the most effective employment-creating policies in