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As cocoa markets shift, Ghana’s biggest opportunity is to make more chocolate at home
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A considered view of the people, ideas and markets shaping the continent, told one nation at a time.
01 Lead story · Ghana launch edition
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The UK has a retention crisis, and Ghana has a talent surplus. Between those two realities sits one of the most compelling human capital investment opportunities of our time. Betty Johnson, School Improvement Consultant, Director of Rinnovate Recruitment
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TONE begins with Ghana and a country-by-country series that gives every market its own context, character and voice.
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Four considered ways into the conversations shaping African markets.
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TONE begins in Ghana: a considered opening to the people, enterprises and ideas expanding the possibilities of African markets.
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Stories selected by the TONE editorial team.
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A considered view, refreshed. Each selection connects the people, businesses and ideas shaping African markets.
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Business reporting from Ghana and across Africa: markets, policy, investment, and the people building what comes next.
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The people, ideas and creative economies reshaping the continent’s global conversation.
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Technology reporting from Ghana and across Africa, covering digital infrastructure, innovation, and the ideas shaping the future.
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Practical service reporting on the financial tools, institutions and markets that shape everyday opportunity.
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Healthcare stories from TONE Magazine on care, innovation, investment, and public health in Ghana and across Africa.
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Property stories from TONE Magazine on homes, investment, development, and the built environment.
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The Ghana edition
enterprise
As cocoa markets shift, Ghana’s biggest opportunity is to make more chocolate at home
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opportunity
From its early beginnings to a new chapter of leadership, Mavis Osei, CEO, Miss Ghana UK and Co-Director MGUK Foundation (MGUKF CIC), discusses the evolution of Miss Ghana UK and its impact on the next generation of female leaders.
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tourism
Ghana’s tourism ambitions now depend on what happens after the festive season: the platforms, heritage assets and systems that turn visitor attention into a year-round economy.
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