The Guide
From The Report: Ghana 2024
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The Guide contains a selection of hotel and accommodation options in Ghana for both business and leisure travellers. There is also helpful information regarding visa regulations, health considerations, business etiquette, and public and private transport options.

This chapter contains interviews with Samuel Awuku, Director General, National Lottery Authority; and Alex Apau Dadey, Executive Chairman, KGL Group.

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Overview

Take a load off: A selection of accommodation options around the country
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ACCRA CITY HOTEL Barnes Road T: (233) 302 633 863 www.accracityhotel.com info@accracityhotel.com Rooms: 196 guest rooms. Business & Conference Facilities: Wi-Fi, event facilities, business centre and catering. Health & Leisure Facilities: Outdoor swimming pool, fitness centre, tennis court and spa. Guest Services: Free airport shuttle, free breakfast, free parking, 24-hour concierge, daily housekeeping, and dry-cleaning and laundry. Dining: Continental restaurant serving buffet-style and…

Interview

Winning formula: Samuel Awuku, Director-General, National Lottery Authority (NLA), on digital transformation and product innovation
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Interview:Samuel Awuku Which factors account for the growth in Ghana’s lottery industry and the attending challenges? AWUKU: The ongoing transition from the traditional means of operating lotteries to online games has accounted for remarkable growth in Ghana’s lottery markets. The online lottery market leverages the convenience and accessibility offered by digital platforms, enabling a user-friendly experience for purchasing tickets and participating in draws. The integration of mobile…

Analysis

Fund collection: New technologies and digital games are helping generate greater revenue for public projects and outreach efforts
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Ghana’s national lottery plays an important role in the country’s economic and social development, with the establishment of a foundation to channel revenue earned from lottery activities into health care and education initiatives one example of the ways in which it has helped support domestic growth. A popular form of entertainment, the lottery industry has undergone significant transformations over the years to adapt to changing regulations, technological advancements and societal preferences. Background…

Interview

Economic mobilisation: Alex Apau Dadey, Executive Chairman, KGL Group, on boosting the country’s international trade appeal
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Interview:Alex Apau Dadey How can Ghana effectively maximise the impact of diaspora human capital to stimulate economic investment in the country? DADEY: The country’s most precious asset is its diaspora. Therefore, it is important to encourage policies that will facilitate political and economic inclusion. Ghanaians living abroad have always aided in the growth of the economy, but in order to fully utilise this previously untapped resource, more coordinated measures must be taken…

Overview

Facts for visitors: Useful information for business and leisure travellers
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Language English is widely spoken in the country and is the language for government and business affairs. However, knowledge of basic phrases in Twi – Meda wo ase (Thank you); Wo ho te sen? (How are you?) – or other local languages will be highly valued. Etiquette Ghanaian culture is warm and hospitable, but visitors should follow certain norms of etiquette, especially in business settings. Ghanaians value personal relationships and small talk, so it is advisable to avoid rushing into formal…