6 d. ago From Chargers to Lithium Batteries, Ghana can power the world

Ghana stands on the edge of a transformative opportunity. The global market for mobile chargers, USB hubs, and power accessories is already US $36 - 38 billion and is projected to reach US $55 -56 billion by 2030. The global lithium market is expected to hit US $74.8 billion, while lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles, consumer electronics, and energy storage could reach US $182.5 billion by the same year.

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7 d. ago Cost of land tops list as most declined business component in Ghana – UKGCC Survey

The 2025 UK-Ghana Chamber of Commerce (UKGCC) Business Environment and Competitiveness Survey (BECS) offers a snapshot of Ghana’s business landscape, capturing the experiences and outlooks of companies across diverse sectors. Despite persistent hurdles such as the high cost of machinery, land, and technology, this year’s findings reveal a growing sense of optimism among respondents—especially about future growth opportunities, market expansion, and overall sentiment toward the business environment.

Economics

1 week ago Ashanti Regional health director urges graduates to create jobs, not wait for employment

The Ashanti Regional Health Director, Dr Fred Adomako-Boateng, has challenged newly graduated students of Garden City University to stop waiting for vacancies in an already constrained job market and instead focus on creating opportunities for themselves and others.

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2 w. ago EPA trains industry players on carbon market to boost revenue and youth employment

The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has begun a training initiative aimed at equipping Ghanaians with the skills to tap into opportunities within the global carbon market, a sector the Authority believes can generate significant revenue for the nation while creating thousands of jobs for unemployed youth.

Sport

3 w. ago Ghana’s FLEGT success turns heads in Brussels, unlocks new opportunities in the EU Market

Ghanaian timber has made an impressive journey from the country’s lush high forest zone, such as the Western North, Western and Eastern regions, to the showrooms of Brussels. This transformation has been some 16 years in the making and was marked in a significant ceremony, which witnessed the exchange of FLEGT licences between Ghanaian exporters and Belgian importers in Brussels. This symbolised a landmark achievement in the legal and sustainable timber trade between Africa and Europe.

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4 w. ago Ghana’s FLEGT success turns heads in Brussels, unlocks new opportunities in EU market

Ghanaian timber has made an impressive journey from the country’s lush high forest zone, such as the Western North, Western and Eastern regions, to the showrooms of Brussels.

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