Young entrepreneurs have been urged to use digital platforms and social commerce to start and grow businesses without the high costs associated with physical infrastructure.
Regional Consultant for Ignite Social Enterprise Limited, Paul Elikem Dovi, gave the advice during a panel discussion at the UPSA 1000 and Ghana Entrepreneurship Conference 2026 at the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA).
Speaking on the topic, “What Does It Take to Build a Successful Business in Ghana?”, Mr Dovi said the digital era had created opportunities for entrepreneurs to operate businesses with relatively low start-up costs.
He said young people did not necessarily need large bank facilities, warehouses or....
