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Already an African leader in the generation of clean energy, Ghana plans to further raise production in coming years

Ghana has added hydrocarbons to the balanced mix of its diverse economy, and promotes entrepreneurialism and private sector participation

Ghana’s business-friendly environment successfully encourages domestic and foreign private sector investment

Despite already being a popular tourist destination, opportunities for investing in Ghanaian tourism are still as virtually as undeveloped as its beaches

Ghana’s international acclaim from some of the world’s most reputable sources, including Frommer’s, the New York Times and Forbes, does not go unwarranted. A trip to Africa’s Gold Coast will truly be an unforgettable one

One month after the Philippines saw the passing of a landmark law to liberalize its banking sector, Senator Cynthia Villar believes that more focus is now needed on developing the country’s grassroots, from promoting entrepreneurialism, educating oversees workers to investing in agriculture.

This year marks not only Kenya’s 50th anniversary, but it also highlights a critical turning point in this nation’s history as it tackles major constitutional changes such as the momentous devolution policy

With the best performing stock exchange in Africa in 2013, Nairobi is leveraging its resources as the gateway for investment in the continent, while wireless technology is making banking easier for the average Kenyan

Taking on the essential task of helping transform one of Kenya’s greatest assets – its human capital – into an educated, qualified and talented workforce, Kenyatta University (K.U.) has been supporting the country’s social development and ever expanding economy for going on four decades.

Kenya’s devolution policy is bringing hitherto untold economic prosperity to every corner of the country through the 47 newly formed counties and their governments