Deloitte Ghana — professional services firm offering advisory, pension, HR, and banking expertise, active in economic analysis and cross-sector partnerships in Ghana.
The Head of People and Purpose at Deloitte Ghana, Kweku Owusu Opoku, has called for stronger strategic roles for HR Business Partners (HRBP), saying they play critical roles in aligning business strategy with people strategy to drive organisational success. …
Partner and Financial Advisory of Deloitte Ghana, Yaw Appiah Lartey, has stated that Ghana’s key economic indicators are currently moving in a favourable direction, suggesting improved macroeconomic stability. …
A Partner at Deloitte Ghana, Yaw Appiah Lartey, has warned that Ghana’s improving economic indicators may paint a positive picture, but the country is still grappling with “jobless growth” as key productive sectors continue to lag behind. …
Deloitte Ghana has successfully concluded its Earth Month celebrations with a vibrant and insightful Earth Month Awards Ceremony, highlighting a year-long journey of nurturing sustainability within the workplace. …
Deloitte Ghana says the 2026 Mid-Year Budget Review shows the economy has made remarkable progress with strong growth, controlled inflation, and eased debt servicing pressures, but warns that success depends on maintaining fiscal discipline as Ghana transitions from IMF financing to a policy-monitoring framework and faces electoral-cycle fiscal pressures.
Deloitte Ghana says the 2026 Mid-Year Budget Review shows the economy has made remarkable progress with strong growth, controlled inflation, and eased debt servicing pressures, but warns that success depends on maintaining fiscal discipline as Ghana transitions from IMF financing to a policy-monitoring framework and faces electoral-cycle fiscal pressures.
Access Bank Ghana has won Best Bank for Consumer Lending and Best Bank for SMEs at the Euromoney Awards for Excellence 2026. The awards are part of 16 honors secured by the Access Bank Group across its African operations this year, recognizing the bank's expanded lending portfolio and support for individuals and small businesses.
Access Bank Ghana Plc has been named Best Bank for Consumer Lending and Best Bank for SMEs at the Euromoney Awards for Excellence 2026, part of 16 awards won by the Access Bank Group across its African operations.
UK-funded support has enabled ASI and Deloitte Ghana to work with Sierra Leone's Electricity Distribution and Supply Authority to improve electricity tracking, billing, and payment systems to strengthen revenue collection and build a more sustainable energy foundation.
Deloitte Ghana announced its readiness to help businesses and workers rethink pensions and take steps toward securing their future. According to a partner at the firm, securing tomorrow requires deliberate action from regulators, fund managers, employers, and employees.
Abigail Cudjoe, an Associate at Deloitte Ghana, has been adjudged the Overall Best Student in the February 2026 graduating class of the Chartered Institute of Taxation Ghana, and also won best student awards in Advanced Taxation Practice and Tax Administration and Ethics.
Access Bank (Ghana) and Deloitte Ghana hosted a Women Business Workshop to provide female entrepreneurs with financial knowledge and strategic insights for scaling their businesses. The bank's head of women banking emphasized that women entrepreneurs need more than capital access—they require financial literacy, business structuring knowledge, and strategic direction to grow sustainably.
Deloitte Ghana will hold the second edition of its Banking Bootcamp from 22–24 July 2026 at Crown Forest, Bon Hotels in Gomoa, bringing together banking professionals, emerging leaders, and regulatory experts to address industry transformation through sessions on financial management, risk governance, regulatory compliance, and fraud prevention.
Access Bank Ghana and Deloitte Ghana jointly hosted a Women Business Workshop to provide female entrepreneurs with practical financial knowledge and strategic insights. The bank's Head of Women Banking emphasized that while capital is important, many women entrepreneurs need financial literacy and strategic direction to scale their businesses.
The ongoing legal dispute between Dram Oil & Trading Limited and Deloitte & Touche Ghana has drawn international attention, with a legal review suggesting potential proceedings could be instituted in England and Wales against UK-based Deloitte entities on grounds of vicarious liability and agency linked to operational control within the wider Deloitte network.
Deloitte Ghana's Head of People and Purpose says HR Business Partners play critical roles in aligning business strategy with people strategy to drive organisational success, and the function has evolved beyond traditional HR administration to serve as a key driver of business performance.
A Deloitte Ghana partner told a business discussion programme that Ghana's key economic indicators are moving in a favourable direction, suggesting improved macroeconomic stability, with GDP growth projected at 5.7 per cent in 2024 and 6 per cent in 2025.
A Deloitte Ghana partner warns that despite strong macroeconomic improvements—including GDP growth rising to 6%, inflation falling to 3.2%, and debt-to-GDP ratio declining to 45.3%—Ghana is experiencing "jobless growth" as economic expansion concentrates in sectors that are not generating sufficient employment.
JoyNews will host a roundtable discussion tomorrow morning bringing together policymakers, economists, and private sector leaders to assess whether Ghana's reported economic progress is reflected in the real economy, examining issues including the cost of doing business, inflation, currency stability, and sectoral performance over the past 16 months.
Deloitte Ghana concluded its Earth Month celebrations with an awards ceremony recognizing staff efforts in caring for office plants distributed in April 2025. Assurance Unit and P&P Unit won recognition after independent evaluation based on plant health and growth.
The JoyBusiness Round Table discussion, scheduled for April 30, 2026 at Joy News Studio, will examine whether Ghana's macroeconomic gains over the past 16 months have translated into real-sector improvements, with a panel including the Technical Advisor at the Ministry of Finance, the CEO of the Ghana Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and other economic experts.