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Ghana does not have a general competition or antitrust legislation. As a result, there is no general competition regulator that oversees merger and acquisition (M&A) transactions.

Carbon Credits represent a tradable permit for an entity's right to emit one metric ton of carbon dioxide or other greenhouse gases into the atmosphere

Ghana has overtaken South Africa to become the largest gold producer and exporter in Africa.

In exercise of powers conferred on the Minister of Energy by Act 821, Ghana's Local Content and Local Participation Regulations were made.

Local Content is an obligation recognized in any exploration and production contract or by law or regulation and enjoining companies to procure a minimum percentage of goods, equipment and services from local suppliers.

Africa's infrastructure needs – including road, rail, ports, transmission and power – are considerable, and will become increasingly pronounced on account of the continent's need for such infrastructure to support its social and economic growth.

Ghana, with its abundant mineral deposits, is a shining star in West Africa's business landscape. Its rich resources, democratic political system, and robust economy position it as one of Africa's leading...

The 1980s marked the beginning of the development of a comprehensive regulatory framework for petroleum.

Ghana's power sector has experienced rapid growth in the last decade.