Ghana Minute.
Wednesday, 7 October 2026
Ghana’s news, on the hour · Est. 2026
Wednesday, 7 October 2026
Accra—:—London—:—New York—:—Beijing—:—
Ghanaian press · Organization

McKinsey

McKinsey — consulting organization cited for research on AI adoption in organizations, with a 2025 report finding over 75% of organizations globally have adopted some form of AI.

2026-05-052026-10-07

In coverage

Verbatim sentences from the source article.

  1. September 2026
  2. Joy Online

    … It is projected that AI agents could mediate $3 trillion to $5 trillion of global consumer commerce by 2030, according to McKinsey. …

    The Rise of Agentic Commerce: When machines become buyers
  3. July 2026
  4. Joy Online

    … McKinsey estimates that 60–80% of announced FDI is typically realised worldwide. …

    Africa’s infrastructure opportunity depends on closing the execution gap
  5. June 2026
  6. Business & Financial Times

    … Similarly, McKinsey’s organisational health studies remind us that healthy organisations are significantly better equipped to align, adapt, execute, and renew themselves. …

    Insights with Dzigbordi Kwaku-Dosoo: Exhausted leaders create exhausted cultures
  7. Business & Financial Times

    … McKinsey’s Africa-specific generative AI analysis projects that AI could unlock between $61 billion and $103 billion in annual economic value across Africa if deployed at scale, with broader projections of a $2.9 trillion contribution to the AI market by 2030. …

    Building intelligence, not just borrowing it: Why AI innovation has become Africa’s next sovereignty challenge
  8. Business & Financial Times

    … According to McKinsey’s 2025 global AI survey, AI use has become common across organizations, and many companies now use generative AI in at least one business function [1]. …

    Personal branding with Bernard Kelvin CLIVE: Don’t automate the soul out of your business: Building legacy in the age of AI
  9. Business & Financial Times

    … He holds an MSc in International Economics, Banking and Finance from Cardiff Business School and a BSc in Agricultural Economics from the University of Ghana and has completed the McKinsey Executive Leadership Programme. …

    Access Bank strengthens leadership team with two executive appointments
  10. Business & Financial Times

    … Research from McKinsey indicates that although organisations are investing heavily in AI, leadership and organisational readiness remain among the greatest barriers to realising its full value. …

    When technology meets talent: Human talent remains the ultimate differentiator
  11. May 2026
  12. Business & Financial Times

    … According to a 2025 report by McKinsey, over 75 percent of organizations globally have adopted some form of Artificial Intelligence in at least one business function, while investments in generative AI continue to accelerate. …

    From traditional experience to artificial intelligence
  13. Joy Online

    … According to McKinsey, generative AI could unlock between $61 billion and $103 billion in annual economic value across Africa, while more than 40% of organizations on the continent are already experimenting with or implementing AI solutions. …

    Yango Group launches Yango Tech in Africa with AI, digital infrastructure solutions
  14. Business & Financial Times

    … McKinsey estimates that generative AI alone could add between US$2.6 trillion and US$4.4 trillion annually across global industries, a figure roughly equivalent to adding the entire economic output of the United Kingdom to the global economy each year. …

    Africa cannot afford imported intelligence

Friday 11 September

  1. AI agents autonomously researching and completing purchases for users

    Agentic commerce describes autonomous AI agents that research, compare, negotiate, and complete purchases on behalf of users or businesses with minimal human intervention, representing an evolution of traditional e-commerce as the industry grows toward $8 trillion by 2027.

    11 September 2026 · Joy Online →

Wednesday 22 July

  1. Africa's infrastructure gap shaped by execution, not just funding

    While African governments are increasingly effective at raising capital through conferences and new financing vehicles, the real challenge is translating investment commitments into well-prepared, execution-ready projects; South Africa's experience shows only 42% of $91 billion in investment pledges since 2018 had actually flowed into the economy by March 2026.

    22 July 2026 · Joy Online →

Monday 29 June

  1. Exhausted leaders transmit fatigue throughout their organisations

    Leadership exhaustion becomes organisational culture, with teams mirroring their leaders' emotional and operational pace. When exhaustion is treated as a badge of commitment in African boardrooms, the resulting burnout reduces clarity, stifles creativity, and drives disengagement among top staff, ultimately hollowing out human energy despite surface appearance of activity.

    29 June 2026 · Business & Financial Times →

Tuesday 9 June

  1. Africa must build AI capacity to ensure technological sovereignty

    Africa needs to develop its own innovation capacity to create and govern AI systems that reflect African realities rather than relying on technology designed elsewhere. African startups raised $3.9 billion across 506 deals in 2025, with African investors accounting for 45 per cent of total funding, a record high.

    9 June 2026 · Business & Financial Times →

Monday 8 June

  1. AI and automation: don't lose business soul to speed

    Bernard Kelvin Clive argues that while AI and automation tools help businesses move faster and innovate, business owners risk building fast companies that cannot last if they automate everything without developing people who understand the business's roots, values, and culture. Legacy, he contends, runs through people, not systems.

    8 June 2026 · Business & Financial Times →

Friday 5 June

  1. Access Bank appoints two new executive directors for retail and wholesale

    Access Bank (Ghana) Plc has appointed Eugene Ocansey as Executive Director, Retail and SME Banking, and Nana Kwabena Afoom as Executive Director, Wholesale Banking, following Bank of Ghana regulatory approval. The executives bring more than four decades of combined experience in retail banking, SME development, corporate and institutional banking, digital transformation, and risk management.

    5 June 2026 · Business & Financial Times →

Tuesday 2 June

  1. Human talent remains ultimate workplace differentiator amid AI transformation

    Technology is reshaping organisations, but human creativity, judgment, ethics, and emotional intelligence provide direction that machines cannot replicate. According to the 2025 World Economic Forum Future of Jobs Report, AI and information processing technologies are expected to transform 86 percent of businesses by 2030, with an estimated net increase of 78 million jobs globally despite 92 million job displacements.

    2 June 2026 · Business & Financial Times →

Friday 29 May

  1. AI becomes workplace co-worker, requiring human talent adaptation

    Artificial Intelligence has moved beyond being a futuristic concept to become a defining force in the modern workplace across industries, with the critical question being not whether AI will replace traditional talents but whether workers are prepared to evolve and remain competitive alongside machine intelligence. According to a 2025 McKinsey report, over 75 percent of organizations globally have adopted some form of AI.

    29 May 2026 · Business & Financial Times →

Thursday 21 May

  1. Yango Group launches Yango Tech across Africa for B2B AI solutions

    Yango Group has launched Yango Tech in Africa to offer AI and digital infrastructure solutions to businesses, city authorities and public-sector organizations across mobility, healthcare, financial services and retail sectors.

    21 May 2026 · Joy Online →

Wednesday 20 May

  1. Africa risks digital dependency through imported AI systems

    Africa's greatest AI risk is not lagging behind but becoming digitally dependent within systems it does not control. Unlike previous technology waves, AI is becoming the foundational architecture beneath society—shaping economies, labour, decisions, and competition—yet most infrastructure powering AI growth remains concentrated in a small number of countries and tech companies.

    20 May 2026 · Business & Financial Times →

Wednesday 13 May

  1. AI adoption in lending accelerates; governance challenges persist

    Over 60 percent of financial institutions have implemented AI in at least one key function, particularly credit decisioning, with applications ranging from faster approvals to expanded access to underserved populations. However, governance has not kept pace, as AI models often lack transparency and interpretability, creating challenges for regulators and institutions to oversee decision-making processes.

    13 May 2026 · Business & Financial Times →

Tuesday 5 May

  1. AI in lending expands, but governance struggles to keep pace

    Over 60% of global financial institutions have implemented AI in at least one key lending function, enabling faster approvals and wider credit access. However, the complexity and opacity of AI systems create governance challenges, as institutions cannot fully explain how their AI-driven lending decisions are made.

    5 May 2026 · Joy Online →

McKinsey — Ghanaian press coverage · Ghana Minute