ECONOMY
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BoG’s GH¢15.63bn Loss Sparks Accountability Debate as Abena Osei-Asare Demands Parliamentary Scrutiny
Fresh concerns over Ghana’s fiscal outlook have emerged following a strong critique by Abena Osei Asare, who has called for…
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BoG’s $1.25bn Loss Exposes High Cost of Gold Strategy – Bright Simons Explains
Ghana’s central bank is paying a steep financial price for stabilising the cedi and rebuilding reserves, according to Vice President…
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Stakeholders Urge Stronger African Support as China’s Zero-Tariff Policy Boosts Exports
China’s zero-tariff policy for 53 African countries offers a major opportunity to strengthen agricultural value chains and boost exports,…
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Has Labour’s Jobless Growth Warning Hit Home? Mahama Unveils 1% GDP Jobs Investment Plan
Ghana’s economic narrative may be approaching an inflection point, as the debate shifts from the strength of macroeconomic indicators…
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Why Is Growth Not Creating Jobs? TUC Questions Ghana’s Economic Gains at May Day 2026
“Why does an economy that has been growing consistently for more than three decades fail to create enough good…
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“Stability Without Jobs Is Incomplete” — Organised Labour Demands Shift to Growth and Livelihoods at May Day 2026
Ghana’s long-standing focus on macroeconomic stability has come under renewed pressure as Secretary-General of the Trades Union Congress Ghana,…
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TUC Turns Up Heat for Jobs , Growth as May Day Theme Questions Impact of Stability Gains
Ghana’s organised labour is striking a familiar but firmer tone this May Day, using the occasion to press home…
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Ghana’s Cedi Crisis: The Problem Is Not What You Think
At the 2026 Dean of Business School Lecture Series at the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA), economist and…
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Stronger Fiscal Discipline Key to Attracting Investment in Low-Income Countries – IMF
Low-income countries (LICs) seeking to attract sustained foreign investment must prioritise stronger fiscal discipline and institutional reforms, according to…
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“We Are Solving the Wrong Problem” — Joe Jackson Questions Ghana’s Economic Diagnosis
Ghana’s economic challenges are being misread through long-standing but misleading assumptions, and that is distorting policy responses. That was…
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