Juliet Etefe is a Business Journalist at Business & Financial Times. She covers a diverse range of topics including BFSI, banking, agriculture and farming, energy and mining, as well as government and politics, with a particular focus on Africa, ESG, and business economics. Juliet's insights and reporting are featured in various esteemed publications, emphasizing her expertise in the intersection of business and social responsibility.
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By: Juliet Etefe
Ghana’s economy is at a pivotal moment, with private capital playing an essential role in fostering business growth, creating jobs, and driving economic transformation. The need to mobilize domestic capital, attract global investment, and provide strategic financing for high-growth SMEs has never been more pressing. Against this backdrop, the appointment of Michael Abbey as the […]
By: Juliet Etefe
GB Foods Ghana proudly sponsored the 2025 edition of Heritage Caravan, organized by Channel One TV and Citi FM, marking its second sponsorship of the prestigious cultural tour. The Heritage Caravan featured three buses traveling across 14 of Ghana’s regions in one week, offering participants an immersive experience of the country’s rich history, traditions, and […]
By Ernest Bako WUBONTO Ghana’s National Identification System, popularly known as the Ghana Card, a digital public infrastructure (DPI) established to serve as the cornerstone to create a robust national database capable of driving digitalization, yet to realize its full potential seven years on. Since its inception, the system has achieved significant milestones, but some […]
Ghana's economy is projected to experience sustained growth in 2025, with GDP projected to expand by 5.4% year-on-year, according to insights shared by the Head of Africa Research at Standard Bank Group, Jibran Qureishi.
By Sandra Agyeiwaa OTOO Harvest Chapel International’s headquarters in Accra has celebrated the country’s 68th Independence anniversary in worship. Dressed in colorful Kente and national-themed attire, they gathered to honour both God’s faithfulness and the nation’s journey, reinforcing the deep connection between faith and national pride. Children from the Kiddie Haven ministry lifted a heartfelt […]
By: Juliet Etefe
… at the 2025 Global Market Outlook In a rapidly changing financial landscape, staying ahead requires expert guidance, strategic planning, and access to the right opportunities. Standard Chartered Bank, once again demonstrating its leadership in wealth management, hosted its annual Global Market Outlook event in Kumasi, following a successful session in Accra. This highly anticipated […]
By: Juliet Etefe
…for sustainable growth Entrepreneurship is a driving force for economic empowerment, and Standard Chartered Bank is committed to equipping young business owners with the tools they need to succeed. As part of the Ready for Inclusive Sustainable Employment and Entrepreneurship (RISE/E) programme under Futuremakers by Standard Chartered, the Bank recently hosted an impactful training session […]
By Ernest Bako WUBONTO Ghana loses approximately US$3billion each year to corruption, depriving the nation of critical resources needed for development, according to President of the Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition (GACC), Beauty Nartey. Speaking at the Strengthening the rule of law and fight against corruption in Ghana project’s launch – an initiative by the German Development […]
By: Juliet Etefe
Paying electricity bills has become more convenient with the introduction of the ECG bill payment feature on the GhanaPay mobile money platform.
By: Juliet Etefe
Africa's economic landscape in 2025 is shaped by visionary leaders who have amassed significant wealth through diverse industries.
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