Why Small Businesses Are the Backbone of Ghana’s Economy
Walk through any Ghanaian city, town, or village and you will see them: the seamstress at her machine, the welder…
Walk through any Ghanaian city, town, or village and you will see them: the seamstress at her machine, the welder…
Many Ghanaians are told to save and invest, often in the same breath, as if the two were interchangeable. They…
Every investor wants to make money. No one sets out to lose it. Yet losses are common — in Ghana…
It is one of the most confusing and painful experiences in business. A company is profitable on paper. Sales are…
Ask a small business owner how their business is doing, and you will often hear a figure. “I made GH₵50,000…
Taxes are everywhere. They are in the price of the bread you buy, the fuel in your car, the airtime…
Taxes are rarely the first thing on a new entrepreneur’s mind. The excitement of starting a business, finding customers, and…
Many Ghanaians run businesses without registering them. The market trader, the freelance designer, the home-based caterer, the taxi driver —…
Every formal business in Ghana has a structure, whether the owner knows it or not. The choice of structure affects…
Walk through any Ghanaian town and you will see both sides of the story. On one corner, a shop that…