By MichaelKofiFosu. In Ghana’s banking sector, a customer classified as a Non-Performing Loan (NPL) client is often treated as a liability to be contained rather than a business to be revived. The label carries stigma ... The real drivers of NPLs ... 11 ... ....
By MichaelKofiFosu. In the early months of 2026, Ghana’s economy feels like a patient on life support—stable on the surface, but weakened by an unseen internal bleed. The Bank of Ghana has done what central banks do best in moments of stress ... 1 ... ....
By MichaelKofi FOSU. Every day at Ghana’s ports, containers arrive bearing goods that keep the economy running — food, machinery, medicines, building materials. Yet behind many of these shipments lies a silent haemorrhage draining the national purse.
By MichaelKofi FOSU (ITFP Ghana). At the bustling ports of Tema and Takoradi, containers arrive daily from every corner of the world. They carry fuel, machinery, food, medicines and electronics – the essentials that keep Ghana’s economy alive ... 14 ... ....
Akwasi Opong-Fosu, has stated ... Opong-Fosu noted that Ghana’s strategic location, political stability and growing health sector make it well-positioned to attract investment into healthcare and related industries.
