Ghana, one of Africa's fastest-growing economies, is home to a number of influential business moguls who have amassed significant wealth and contributed to the country's economic development.

According to a report by Billionaires.Africa, these seven business moguls collectively control roughly $56 billion in assets, highlighting their substantial impact on Ghana's business landscape.

Ernesto Taricone is a prominent figure in Ghana's construction sectors. Originally from Italy, Taricone migrated to Ghana as a teenager and later became a naturalized citizen.

He is the founder of Trasacco Group, a leading conglomerate involved in mining, agri-business, real estate, and construction. His ventures have played a crucial role in shaping Ghana's infrastructure and economic growth.

Samuel Esson Jonah is another influential business mogul in Ghana. As the executive chairman of Jonah Capital, an equity fund based in Johannesburg, South Africa, Jonah has made significant strides in the mining industry.

He was previously the presidentanti and has headed about 19 different companies. Jonah Capital is the second-biggest shareholder in the pan-African micro-lender, Bayport, and a major shareholder in Houses for Africa, a firm that offers middle-class residential construction projects and financing in Zimbabwe, Zambia, and Nigeria.