It seems that you can’t look at any magazine, television program or read through any website without seeing some advertisement or story about how to lose weight. And unfortunately, we are being inundated with information about weight loss due to the rising obesity rates and numbers of people struggling to lose or control their weight. […]
Stanbic Bank Ghana Limited, a subsidiary of Standard Bank Group of South Africa, has established a Wealth and Investment Unit to cater for the needs of Ghana’s growing High Net Worth Individuals (HNWIs).
Growth in the agriculture sector has failed to mirror annual allocations of oil revenues to the sector, raising concerns over the ability of oil proceeds to lift the farming business from its dwindling fortunes.
Accra, March 15, 2017//-Many believe that informal economy in urban Ghana is inferior and inhibits economic development. However difficult economic situations in that country which produces oil, gold, cocoa, among other natural resources are yet to break the back of informal sector operators.
Figures from the Ghana Statistics Service (GSS) have indicated that year-on-year Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for the 3rd quarter of 2014 grew by 5.1%.
GHANA’S economy, which grew by 6.7% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in the first quarter of the year, is facing debt sustainability challenges, as the Mahama-led government keeps on contracting more loans to undertake development projects in the country.
