Understanding SIGA’s Policy of Encouraging Inter-Trading Among Specified Entities The purpose of this piece is to demonstrate that SIGA’s policy of encouraging inter-trading among certain specified entities is lawful in principle, commercially rational, and fully consistent with its mandate to safeguard and enhance the value of the State’s ownership interests. […]

Accra, Ghana – Bankers, policy experts and industry leaders have urged deliberate steps to convert Ghana’s hard-won macroeconomic stability into tangible growth, job creation and productivity gains, warning that stability alone is not enough to shield the economy from global shocks. The call came at Chartered Institute of Bankers Ghana’s (CIB Ghana’s) Post-MPC Policy Seminar, […]

Corporate payments are the lifeblood of modern commerce. From supplier settlements and payroll to cross-border transactions and collections, the efficiency of payment systems directly influences how businesses operate, scale, and compete. In Ghana, as in many emerging markets, digital transformation is rapidly reshaping the way businesses interact with banks and […]

The promise of swift relief is psychologically compelling — but commodity desks, insurance markets, and infrastructure assessments tell a more complicated story. Stephen ApolimaMSc Oil & Gas Resource Management, University of Cape Coast, Ghana Stephen Apolima  ·  April 2, 2026 +42%CRUDE PRICE RISE −90%HORMUZ DAILY TRANSITS 40×WAR-RISK INSURANCE SURGE The […]

A month-long analysis of GSE trading data reveals a market sharply split by the “Oil Factor” — creating dramatic winners and victims in equal measure. Stephen Apolima | Accra | March 2–27, 2026 | GSE Market Analysis +77%BRENT CRUDE SURGE +64.4%GOIL MONTHLY GAIN −10.95%GSE WEIGHTED AVG. When the first missiles were exchanged on February 28, 2026, the […]