Ghana in Numbers

Discover how Star Oil Ghana rose from 13ᵗʰ to 1ˢᵗ place in Ghana’s competitive oil marketing sector driven by strategic growth, market...

Between July 2020 and July 2025, four sitting Ghanaian Members of Parliament (MPs) sadly passed away while still serving in office. All...

Introduction: Since the return to democratic rule in 1993, Ghana has seen 60 judges  appointed to its Supreme Court its highest judicial...

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) remains a key pillar in Ghana’s economic growth strategy. From just $114.9 million in 2000 to a high of...

In an era where digital presence significantly influences brand power, Ghana’s TV stations are increasingly turning to social media to...

Introduction: Age is more than just a number, it shapes experience, decision-making, and representation. In Ghana's Parliament, the...

Over the past decade, Ghana’s media landscape has witnessed a significant expansion in FM radio broadcasting. According to the National...

Domestic air travel in Ghana has become significantly more expensive. A one-way ticket from Accra to Kumasi, which cost just about ¢455...

From July 1, 2025, Ghana’s three major telecom operators: MTN, Telecel, and AT will increase their data bundle volumes  for the ₵399–₵400...

The margin between the buying and selling rate of the US Dollar known as the “spread” is a key metric in determining how competitive a...

Introduction In 2023, Ghana made headlines with its unconventional approach to fuel importation, trading gold instead of U.S. dollars...

Over the past decade, Ghana has quietly transformed into one of Sub-Saharan Africa’s leading contributors to international education in...

In recent years, Ghana has introduced two significant levies aimed at addressing fiscal challenges: the Electronic Transfer Levy (E-Levy)...

Despite its relatively modest land size of 238,000 square kilometers, Ghana ranks third in the world for the percentage of land under...

For Ghanaians in the UK sending money back home, remittance platforms aren’t just digital tools, they’re lifelines. But not all platforms...

In 2024, Ghana’s government recorded total revenue of GHS 186 billion , a significant portion of which 81% or GHS 151.16 billion came...

In 2024, Ghana spent an astounding GHS 39 billion importing food items to meet domestic demand. Despite a strong agricultural identity,...

As internet access becomes increasingly central to work, education, and entertainment in Ghana, broadband pricing and value are now under...

In 2025, remittances continue to be a critical financial lifeline for many households in Ghana. As diaspora communities send funds back...

Currency exchange is one of the most frequently used financial services in Ghana—but how transparent and fair are the charges? A new...