Kessner Capital's Abu Dhabi Move Signals New Africa Investment Era
British firm Kessner Capital's move to Abu Dhabi signals a major shift in how private capital approaches African markets, offering new pathways for growth and investment.
British firm Kessner Capital's move to Abu Dhabi signals a major shift in how private capital approaches African markets, offering new pathways for growth and investment.
Ghana's $50M Tsatsu Tsikata Legal Initiative promises to revolutionize legal education, break professional bottlenecks, and transform rural economics through strategic investment.
Stonebwoy's BHIM Festival 2025 celebrates a decade of musical innovation while showcasing Ghana's growing cultural economy and international market potential.
Stonebwoy's BHIM Festival 2025 marks a decade of musical innovation, driving Ghana's creative economy growth and positioning the nation as a leading cultural export destination.
Ghana loses billions annually by not fully investing in girls' education. New data shows how educating daughters creates wealth-generating assets for families and communities.
Ghana could unlock $2.3 billion in economic growth by investing in girls' education, transforming from moral imperative to strategic business opportunity for the nation's future.
Dzindziso JHS closure highlights need for community collaboration to protect Ghana's educational infrastructure and ensure continued access to quality learning.

Ghana's 100+ ethnic groups generate $2 billion annually through cultural tourism, creating opportunities for entrepreneurs and diaspora investment in heritage-based businesses.
Asantehene calls for urgent government action to address KNUST's staffing shortage, linking educational excellence to Ghana's economic future and youth employment solutions.
Asantehene calls for strategic government investment in KNUST staffing as university graduates over 17,000 students, highlighting opportunities for Ghana's innovation economy.
At age 16, Asantehene Prempeh I demonstrated visionary leadership that offers timeless lessons for modern African entrepreneurs and leaders navigating global partnerships.
At 16, Prempeh I became Asantehene, demonstrating leadership principles that offer valuable lessons for modern Ghana's governance, economic sovereignty, and youth development strategies.
New revelations expose how internal NDC sabotage destroyed Ghana's 31st December Women's Movement, displacing thousands of women entrepreneurs and dismantling a successful economic model.
The late Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings' 31st December Women's Movement offers powerful lessons on building sustainable women's economic empowerment through strategic partnerships.
Parliament debates Ghana's drone healthcare delivery future, with leaders proposing indigenous capacity building to replace costly external contracts while maintaining rural access.
Ghana Gold Board's anti-smuggling reforms could recover $2 billion annually, boosting gold exports from $8B to $10B and creating massive opportunities for economic growth.
Ghana's dental care market shows explosive growth potential as medical tourism and preventive care create new business opportunities worth billions.
Ghana's dental healthcare sector reveals significant investment opportunities as consumer demand grows for quality services across urban and rural markets.
Lasmid and King Promise's new collaboration 'No Issues' demonstrates Ghana's creative economy growth, showcasing how local artists build international businesses while contributing significantly to GDP.
Five former NASPA presidents demonstrate exemplary transparency and financial accountability, showcasing modern governance practices that set new standards for Ghana's institutions.
Five former NASPA presidents demonstrate exemplary transparency by clarifying financial management practices, showcasing digital innovation and accountability in youth organizations.
Ashanti Kpoeta community combines cultural festival with healthcare innovation, attracting private investment and demonstrating scalable rural development model for Ghana.
Ghana's Samson Deen wins overwhelming re-election as African Paralympic Committee President with 38/40 votes, positioning the nation at the forefront of continental sports innovation.
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