The Licensed Surveyors Association of Ghana (LISAG) has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening land administration in Ghana with the donation of essential Information Technology (IT) equipment to the Lands Commission to support its ongoing digitisation drive. The donation, which underscores the strong working relationship between the two institutions, is expected to enhance records management, accelerate the digitisation of land records and improve operational efficiency

Ghana risks losing substantial revenue from its mineral resources as multinational mining companies exploit financing arrangements, interest deductions and accounting practices to reduce their taxable profits, Dr. Said Boakye, Executive Director of the Institute of Fiscal Studies, has warned. Dr. Boakye questioned the extent to which the country benefits financially from its mineral wealth, arguing that some foreign companies operating in the extractive sector structure their

Dr. Said Boakye, Executive Director of the Institute of Fiscal Studies, has questioned Ghana's approach to gold acquisition, arguing that the country must move away from relying on gold produced through informal channels and establish a more sustainable system that allows the state to directly benefit from its mineral resources. He maintained that although the Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) has contributed to efforts to strengthen the country's foreign-exchange position through g