Over the last decade, specific emphasis has been placed on the sustainable use of environmental resources.

Every business venture in Ghana needs to be registered no matter the size. The Registrar General’s Department is in charges of business registration in the country, yet the number of companies that have registered with it so far is nothing to write home about.

Tight rules are being instituted to curb illegal timber trade in Ghana, as some developing countries want to stop the destruction of forest by making it a criminal offense to trade in illegal timber.

Nearly nine million Ghanaians earn their living in the informal economy, mainly in agriculture, manufacturing, trade and services sectors.

Many employees these days do not regard promotions as a reward for their abilities to deliver and it is increasingly becoming a problematic issue at the workplace.