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Ghana's 54 state-owned enterprises (SOEs) collectively lost GHS 10.3 billion in FY2024, even though almost two-thirds of them turned a profit. That contradiction, most SOEs in the black, the portfolio still deep in the red, is the story hiding inside the government's own numbers. Ranking Ghana's State Owned Enterprises by Profitability The data comes from the [2024 State Ownership Report](https://siga.gov.gh/siga-resources/2024-state-ownership-report-2/), published by Ghana's State Interests...

Introduction Asset quality remains one of the most important indicators of banking sector stability. In Ghana, non-performing loans (NPLs) have long constrained profitability, weakened capital positions, and limited banks' ability to expand lending. The FY2025 financial statements provide a fresh view of how individual banks are managing credit risk and how close the industry is to meeting the Bank of Ghana's ambitious target of reducing sector-wide NPLs to 10% by the end of 2026. Ranking...

How a US$11.6 Million Civil Judgment Led to Property Seizure The legal dispute involving Andrew Takyi-Appiah, Chief Executive Officer of Zeepay Ghana Limited, and businessman Michael Yusuf has attracted significant public attention because of its financial magnitude and implications for Ghana's fintech industry. The case moved beyond a commercial disagreement after the High Court's Commercial Division entered a summary judgment exceeding US$11.6 million, together with additional euro and...