Search
Sign in
North Africa
Central Africa
East Africa
West Africa
Southern Africa
Commodities

Abena Amoah: The quiet architect reshaping Ghana’s capital market

Abena Amoah, managing director of the Ghana Stock Exchange. © Ghana Stock Exchange
Abena Amoah, managing director of the Ghana Stock Exchange. © Ghana Stock Exchange

Evans Effah

Evans Effah is a Ghanaian journalist with over a decade of experience in reporting on politics and business.
  • GSE Composite Index surged 79.40% in 2025.
  • Amoah is the first woman to lead Ghana’s bourse.

 

ACCRA, GHANA — Abena Amoah took over Ghana’s stock exchange as its first female chief. Three years later, the market is roaring.

This article is free to read.

Sign up for free or sign in to continue
reading. Unlike our competitors, we don't force you to pay
to read the news but we do need your email address to
make your experience better.

Create your free account or sign in


Recent Business

A vibrant display of traditional dance in Botswana. Photo by Xitsundzuxo Himina @ Pexels
Why Botswana’s inflation surge signals wider risks for commodity economies
16/06/2026
2 weeks ago
Eric Kasongo
Read More »
Molten metal pouring from ladle in industrial foundry. Photo by Bence Szemerey @Pexels
Can Kipushi’s zinc boom in Congo redraw Africa’s commodity power balance?
08/06/2026
3 weeks ago
Eric Kasongo
Read More »
Bassirou Diomaye Faye, President of Senegal. Photo @ Office of President, Senegal/Facebook
Is Senegal drifting towards default as political rift deepens?
04/06/2026
3 weeks ago
Brandon Orion Mensah
Read More »

Recent Politics

Police watch on as protesters hold a sign demanding change in Nigeria during a peaceful demonstration. Photo by Dokun Ayano @Pexels
Will state police secure Nigeria or entrench governors’ power?
29/06/2026
2 days ago
Vincent Nwanma
Read More »
Abiy Ahmed Ali, Prime Minister of Ethiopia. Photo @Abiy Ahmed Ali/X
US hands Abiy a win in Ethiopia. Can it stop another Tigray war?
23/06/2026
1 week ago
Michael Masrie
Read More »
Maintenance of electricity transmission lines. Photo by Mario Spencer @ Unsplash
Can Zambia’s debt swap redefine Africa’s energy future?
23/06/2026
1 week ago
Eric Kasongo
Read More »

Latest Posts

Latest news insights

Abena Amoah, managing director of the Ghana Stock Exchange. © Ghana Stock Exchange
Read More »
Abena Amoah: The quiet architect reshaping Ghana's capital market
Maintenance of electricity transmission lines. Photo by Mario Spencer @ Unsplash
Read More »
Egypt’s state IPO drive tests reform pledges
Women hawkers on the streets of Accra, Ghana. Photo by Langford Kwabena @ Unsplash
Read More »
Why Ghana’s rising treasury bill yields could reshape government borrowing
Underground gold mine. Photo @ Pixabay
Read More »
Can Fortuna turn Senegal into West Africa’s next gold investment hotspot?
Maintenance of electricity transmission lines. Photo by Mario Spencer @ Unsplash
Read More »
Egypt’s state IPO drive tests reform pledges
Women hawkers on the streets of Accra, Ghana. Photo by Langford Kwabena @ Unsplash
Read More »
Why Ghana’s rising treasury bill yields could reshape government borrowing
Underground gold mine. Photo @ Pixabay
Read More »
Can Fortuna turn Senegal into West Africa’s next gold investment hotspot?
Cryptocurrency now legal in Ghana. Photo by Michael Förtsch @ Unsplash
Read More »
Can Ghana bet on digital assets while drawing a hard line on crypto?
Women hawkers on the streets of Accra, Ghana. Photo by Langford Kwabena @ Unsplash
Read More »
Why Ghana’s rising treasury bill yields could reshape government borrowing
Underground gold mine. Photo @ Pixabay
Read More »
Can Fortuna turn Senegal into West Africa’s next gold investment hotspot?
Cryptocurrency now legal in Ghana. Photo by Michael Förtsch @ Unsplash
Read More »
Can Ghana bet on digital assets while drawing a hard line on crypto?
Detailed texture of iron ore rock (minerals). Photo by Malcoln Oliveira @ PexelsDetailed texture of iron ore rock (minerals). Photo by Malcoln Oliveira @ Pexels
Read More »
Zambia’s uranium bet puts Africa at centre of nuclear supply race