Ghana’s credit card usage is still astonishingly low, despite the global increase in digital payments and financial technology. Ghanaian customers still mostly use cash and mobile money, even though nations like the US, Canada, and the UK have adopted credit cards as their main method of payment. This trend is caused by a number of … Read more
With its second gold medal in the famous Ghana University Sports Association (GUSA) Games, the University of Ghana (UG) has once again left its mark. Student-athletes have a great chance to show off their skills in the GUSA Games, which unite university athletes from all around Ghana and promote healthy competition and friendship. The University … Read more
Because they offer financial protection against a variety of dangers, insurance companies in Ghana are essential to the financial ecosystem. However, managing investment portfolios is a major difficulty for insurance companies, as it is for other businesses, particularly in the face of economic volatility. Insurance businesses must employ efficient investing strategies due to the intricacies … Read more
Many people in Ghana have serious concerns about their health, and being aware of your alternatives for health insurance can have a big impact on how you feel about your overall medical experience. The National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) and private health insurance are the two most popular forms of health insurance that Ghanaians can … Read more
Climate change has had a major impact on many industries around the world in recent years, and the insurance sector is no different. Ghana, a developing country with a sensitive topography, is finding it more and more necessary to adjust to the threats posed by climate change. These hazards have significant financial and social ramifications … Read more
The insurance market in Ghana is changing dramatically, and parametric insurance is becoming a more effective risk management instrument. Parametric insurance provides a quicker, more effective means of paying policyholders than traditional insurance, which depends on loss assessments and drawn-out claim procedures. This novel strategy is proven especially advantageous in industries like infrastructure, energy, and … Read more
For many years, Ghana, one of the most dynamic economies in West Africa, has had strong economic ties with both the US and Europe. These collaborations have been fueled by strategic investments, trade agreements that promote employment, growth, and innovation, as well as shared economic interests. Ghana’s position in international trade is still vital as … Read more
Abla Dzifa Gomashie has been nominated by President John Dramani Mahama as the Minister for tourist, Culture, and Creative Arts, a major step to support Ghana’s tourist and creative arts industries. The administration’s dedication to using seasoned leadership to improve the country’s culture and tourism scene is demonstrated by this nomination. Abla Dzifa Gomashie’s Distinguished … Read more
Journeying through the annals of human history often brings us face to face with the grandeur and ingenuity of ancient civilizations. These were societies built on vision, determination, and the quest for cultural, economic, and territorial sovereignty. Among the many storied civilizations that once thrived, the Ashanti Empire of West Africa stands out as a … Read more
Ghana is hardly an exception to how quickly artificial intelligence (AI) is changing economies around the world. The nation, which has one of Africa’s fastest-growing economies, is using AI to spur innovation, improve productivity, and address major issues in a number of industries. AI is revolutionizing businesses and raising the standard of living for Ghanaians … Read more