In a country where homeownership remains out of reach for many, Republic Bank Ghana is returning to its founding purpose — mortgage lending — with a measured ambition to grow its already dominant market share from 38% to 40-42% by the close of 2026. The bank's leadership understands that financial products alone cannot resolve the deeper tensions of low incomes and high borrowing costs, yet they press forward through partnerships, expanded lending options, and public events designed to close the distance between aspiration and transaction. It is a story as old as banking itself: an institution