Also known as: Mr Effah · Mr. Effah · Thomas Ansu Effah · Effah Prince
Edward Effah — founder of Fidelity Bank Ghana, advocating for government-business partnership on economic transformation and AI innovation policy.
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Edward Effah, founder of Fidelity Bank Ghana, has called for a structured and ambitious partnership between Ghana’s business community and government. …
Edward Effah calls for CEO-gov’t compact to drive economic transformation at CEO Summit 2026Daily Guide
Edward Effah Founder of Fidelity Bank Ghana, Edward Effah, has called for a bold and structured partnership between government and the private sector to drive the nation’s next phase of economic transformation, arguing that macroeconomic stability alone will not deliver the jobs, …
Private Sector Key To Economic Transformation – Fidelity Bank BossAt the 2026 TrueLife Experience in Accra, keynote speaker Dzigbordi Kwaku-Dosoo urged participants to develop competence in critical thinking, communication, public speaking and relationship-building rather than relying on motivation or inspiration from others' achievements. She stressed that personal transformation requires deliberate investment in skills and abilities.
12 hours ago · Joy Online →
At the 2026 TrueLife Experience in Accra, keynote speaker Dzigbordi Kwaku-Dosoo urged participants to develop competence in critical thinking, communication, public speaking and relationship-building rather than relying on motivation or inspiration from others' achievements. She stressed that personal transformation requires deliberate investment in skills and abilities.
12 hours ago · Joy Online →
Mindset mentor Nekeya Parks spoke at the TrueLife Experience in Accra about building a $70 million business while managing depression, urging participants to identify and pursue their God-given purpose rather than pursuing conventional career paths shaped by societal expectations and fear.
12 hours ago · Joy Online →
Business leader Sir Sam Jonah spoke at the TrueLife Experience in Accra on November 5, reflecting on how his upbringing in the mining town of Obuasi shaped his understanding of inequality, humility and respect for others. He noted observing wealth generation through gold mining in Obuasi but saw that workers undertaking hard labour did not have corresponding say in how that wealth was managed.
12 hours ago · Joy Online →
The 2026 TrueLife Experience, held in Accra on November 5–6 under the theme "The Audacity to Dare," brings together business executives, entrepreneurs, and leaders to discuss how courage and purposeful action can help individuals translate their potential into results. Convener Dedo Kofi said the event uses real-life experiences to inspire participants and demonstrate that dreams require deliberate work, not just aspiration.
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The Bono East Regional Minister pledged the Regional Coordinating Council's full commitment to work with the Ghana Free Zones Authority to boost investments and economic growth. The engagement marked the establishment of the first Free Zones Office in Bono East since the region was created in 2018.
28 October 2026 · Joy Online →
Fidelity Bank Ghana has launched its 20th anniversary celebration under the theme "Twenty Years of Audacious Steps," reflecting on two decades since its founding in 1998 as Fidelity Discount House with US$1 million in initial capital before becoming a universal bank in 2006. The bank's leadership highlighted its role in financial inclusion, SME support, and financing in energy, housing, and healthcare sectors.
9 October 2026 · Daily Guide →
Fidelity Bank Ghana has launched activities to mark its 20th anniversary under the theme "Twenty Years of Audacious Steps," highlighting two decades of innovation and commitment to Ghana's socio-economic development. The bank, which began in 1998 as Fidelity Discount House with an initial capital of one million US dollar before becoming a universal bank in 2006, now serves 2.2 million people through its financial inclusion initiatives and has financed major projects in energy, housing and healthcare sectors.
29 September 2026 · The Ghanaian Times →
Abosomankotere Co-operative Credit Union Limited recorded a net surplus of GH¢10.95 million in 2025, a 145 percent improvement from the previous year, driven by 60.8 percent growth in total income to GH¢23.6 million and a 24.6 percent expansion in total assets to GH¢152 million.
26 June 2026 · Business & Financial Times →
An opinion piece argues that Ghana's restored macroeconomic stability—including Cedi appreciation, 3.3% inflation, 6% GDP growth, and 45.3% debt-to-GDP ratio in 2025—creates the foundation for a structured partnership between government and business to drive economic transformation.
8 June 2026 · Business & Financial Times →
Edward Effah, founder of Fidelity Bank Ghana, has cautioned that aspects of the proposed National Information Technology Agency bill could undermine the country's ambition to become a leading AI hub in West Africa, saying some provisions risk creating barriers to innovation, entrepreneurship and investment.
4 June 2026 · Business & Financial Times →
Edward Effah, founder of Fidelity Bank Ghana, called for a structured partnership between Ghana's business community and government to drive economic transformation beyond macroeconomic stability toward sustained growth, industrialisation, and job creation. Speaking at the 10th Ghana CEO Summit, he noted that Ghana has favourable conditions including GDP growth to $115 billion, 3.3% inflation, and USD 13.8 billion in international reserves.
2 June 2026 · Joy Online →
Edward Effah, founder of Fidelity Bank Ghana, called for a structured partnership between government and private sector to drive economic transformation and job creation, noting that while Ghana's GDP has grown to an estimated $115 billion by 2026, youth unemployment remains a critical challenge with 1.5 million young Ghanaians not in employment, education or training.
2 June 2026 · Daily Guide →