Businesses triple in numberEmployment growth remains unevenBy Juliet ETEFE (Juliet.etefe@thebftoline.com ) The country’s ...

This can be done through the Employment-Linked Initiatives scheme as it would encourage hiring of more workers, benefiting ...

The Ghana Statistical Service (GSS), in its recent 2024 national report, titled ldquo;Productivity, Employment and Growth, ...

Informal business owners in Khayelitsha, Philippi and Nyanga say they have no choice but to close shop because they are unable to afford the protection fees demanded by extortionists.

About 37.09 per cent of businesses in the country accept or use a digital payment system, with those in the agricultural ...

We’ve seen that investing in women means investing in whole communities. Women entrepreneurs are more likely to reinvest ...

The latest Ghana 2024 Integrated Business Establishment Survey from the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) has shown that 92.3% ...

92.3% of businesses in Ghana remain informal with just 7.7% in the formal sector. This is according to the Ghana 2024 Integrated Business Establishment Survey by the Ghana Statistical Service.

Hair salons, vegetable stalls and other informal businesses in Cape Town’s townships ... both the school and its learners. While no formal complaint has been lodged, SAPS has opened an enquiry ...