Ghana's Rule of Law and Future Action Discussed
An analysis highlights a victory for the rule of law in Ghana, prompting a call to action for the nation's future development. The discussion emphasizes the importance of legal frameworks in shaping Ghana's trajectory.
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Decline in FDI: Most funds still flowing into real estate
Preliminary data from the Central Bank of Montenegro shows that net foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows in January 2026 totalled €19.53m, down 10.48% compared to the same month last year. Total inflows reached €48.21m, a 14.41% decline year-on-year. Equity investments made up the majority (68.62%), with €33.08m invested. Of this, €6.2m went into companies and […]
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Ghana’s ambition to remain one of Africa’s most attractive destinations for foreign direct investment rests on more than market size or growth potential. It rests, fundamentally, on trust: trust in institutions, trust in contracts, and trust that disputes—when they arise—will be handled transparently, predictably, and in accordance with the rule of law. The recent favorable […]
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