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How Islamic Finance can help Ghana achieve the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals faster

The United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) represent a universal call to action to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure prosperity for all by 2030

Performance Tracker: John Mahama’s First 30 Days in Office

President John Dramani Mahama has marked his first month in office with a series of bold policy actions, interventions, and structural reforms

President Mahama’s travel ban and the principles of Islamic finance: A call for modesty and empathy in leadership

Mahama announced a ban on nonessential travel for all government appointees as part of efforts to cut down on public expenditure

Unlocking Ghana’s economic potential: The case for Islamic Finance as a catalyst for inclusive growth and financial inclusion

As the Bank of Ghana prepares to discuss the implementation of Islamic finance, it is time to explore how this system can catalyze inclusive growth and financial inclusion

Chief Mandingo, a shining example to the chieftaincy institution

The 1992 Constitution, which is the supreme law of the country in Article 270 (1) deals with the institution of chieftaincy, together with its traditional councils

Our National Chief Imam, the Office

The national chief Imam is the embodiment and the arrowhead of the Muslim community in our country

The case for accelerating implementation of Islamic Finance in Ghana

Islamic finance is a financial system guided by Shariah law. It emphasizes ethical investments, risk-sharing, and the prohibition of interest (riba)