With commodity prices in the doldrums, chronic power outages, and an upcoming election, Ghana is enduring a slow year. But with solid indicators elsewhere, including promising non-oil data, the West African nation remains upbeat.

TBY talks to Henri Bernard Solignac-Lecomte, Head of the Europe, Middle-East & Africa Unit of OECD Development Centre, on the sector.

TBY talks to Jacob Zuma, President of South Africa, on the relationship between South Africa and Ghana.

TBY talks to the Honorable Hanna Serwaah Tetteh, Ghana Minister for Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration, on trade and security in the region and establishing ties with the EU.

The country's non-oil sectors are the best hope for the long-term; however, power outages and a lack of rural infrastructure still impede development and manufacturing.

TBY talks to Hon. Seth E. Terkper, Minister of Finance, on dealing with the drop in commodity prices, investment areas, and targets for 2016.

TBY talks to Togbe Afede XIV, CEO of SAS Finance Group and Strategic Initiatives Ltd., and President of Asogli State Council, on the business of creating business.

The government is looking to the private sector to drive growth and diversification as a means of fighting the negative effects of falling commodities revenues.

TBY talks to HE Hamad Buamim, President & CEO of Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry, on establishing an office in Accra, key sectors for investment in Ghana, and trade between the countries.

TBY talks to George Ahiafor, CEO of XDSData Ghana, on credit referencing.

TBY talks to Hon. Kwabena Duffuor, President of the Institute for Fiscal Studies and Former Minister of Finance, on expectations for the economy, reforms, and regulations.

Persistent inflation and macroeconomic instability have forced banking authorities to raise interest rates as a last resort strategy to right the course of Ghana's economic trajectory using monetary policy.

Limited gains made in the trading of equities on Ghana's stock exchange make fixed-income securities a central component of the country's capital markets.

TBY talks to Lydia Lariba Bawa, Commissioner of Insurance & CEO of the National Insurance Commission (NIC), on new regulations, penetration rates, and consolidation of the market.

The burgeoning Ghanaian insurance segment offers many opportunties to innovative providers, both local and international.

AB&David outlines Ghana's legislative framework and highlights the nuances of doing business in the country.