Though tensions with Nigeria persisted in regards to Nigerian import controls on Ghanaian products and the quality of private Ghanaian educational facilities servicing Nigerian students, Ghana boosted trade and education deals with Germany, the US, Britain, and Denmark.

Marking the 60th year of independence from British rule, Ghana seeks to lead a process of Pan-African empowerment through which the continent gradually gains economic autonomy. The history, political stability, and endemic nature of Ghanaians prove why their country is in the best position to do so.

HE Mohammadu Buhari, President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, on President Akufo-Addo's successes in office, Ghana's numerous achievements thus far, and the importance of strong bilateral relations.

Ghana recently enjoyed a peaceful transition of power, and while the mood is good the country has long-term economic issues that it must address.

A well-crafted package of policies aimed at increasing the role of the private sector has put Ghana on the path to unprecedented growth, cutting down its dependency on imports and transforming the country to an added-value economy.

TBY talks to Sangu Delle, CEO, Golden Palm Investments, on the sector.

TBY talks to Subhi Accad, CEO of Accad Group, on key areas of opportunities in the sector, government measures to support the industry, and the problems with financing in Ghana.

TBY talks to Dr. Ernest Addison, Governor of the Bank of Ghana, on his vision for the bank, the positive trajectory of trade, and ensuring adequate capitalization among banks.

The government has started to enforce excellent governance and reduce systemic risk in the financial servies industry in hopes of improving the overall risk rating in the country.

TBY talks to Ben Ahiaglo, Executive Director of SAS Finance Group, on its recent major successes, partnering with foreign institutions, and stimulating the equity market.

TBY talks to Justice Yaw Ofori, Commissioner of Insurance & CEO at the National Commission of Insurance (NIC), on his key priorities for NIC, further developing microinsurance, and areas of opportunity.

Though oil production began just a decade ago, high levels of investment have Ghana ready to play a significant role in the export market.

TBY talks to Joe Mensah, Managing Director of Kosmos Energy, on remaining true to core competencies, competing for investment, and the importance of preventative maintenance.

Strong in-country partnerships and government reforms have helped foreign upstream and downstream players expand and grow nimbler.

With uncertainty dominating the global markets, solar energy in Ghana offers secure, long-term returns on one condition: reciprocal altruism, fostered by a constant cooperation with developers, should take over rational selfishness.

TBY talks to Omane Frimpong, Managing Director of Wilkins Engineering, on its pioneering work on solar in Ghana, the need for more government support, and areas of opportunity in the sector.

TBY talks to Seth Twum-Akwaboah, CEO of Association Ghana Industries (AGI), on developing evidence-based policy advocacy, tweaking the macro-economy, and encouraging partnerships.

TBY talks to Mark Douglas, Country Manager of Dizengoff Ghana, on meeting the challenges of a changing landscape, establishing the ideal partnership, and developing local talent.

The One District, One Factory policy, if well implemented, will mark the future of the country's economy in an unprecedented way.

TBY talks to Alwyn Pretorius, CEO of Newmont Ghana, on giving back to the community, the robust outlook for the industry's future in the region, and making sure partners' values align with theirs.

Opportunities for FDI abound, especially in infrastructure, oil production, and agriculture, and Ghana has taken steps to reduce bureaucratic delays and streamline the investment process for foreigners.