Ghana’s inflation rate declined to 23.1 percent in February, but economic challenges persist, with inflation still above the Bank of Ghana’s target range.
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The 2025 budget Ghana will focus on key economic reforms, addressing stakeholder concerns while seeking public support for successful implementation and long-term growth
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The Ghanaian government has confirmed the removal of the e-levy and betting tax in the 2025 budget, shifting focus to VAT revenue collection.
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Ghana’s Agenda 111 hospitals remain unfinished, raising concerns over healthcare access. The government is seeking solutions to complete the delayed project.
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The NPP argues that Mahama’s economic stability is built on Akufo-Addo reserves, which have helped stabilize the cedi and control inflation.
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Ghana has suspended its gold-for-oil program as the cedi stabilizes, with the central bank considering a shift in gold management strategy.
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Ghana’s Parliament workshop has started despite a Minority boycott over venue costs, sparking debate on financial discipline in government spending.
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Ghana’s Attorney General has ordered a corruption probe, leading to interrogations of suspects in financial misconduct cases across the country.
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Former Finance Minister Mohammed Amin Adam challenges Mahama’s Ghana debt crisis claims, arguing economic growth and external factors must be considered
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Majority Leader Mahama Ayariga says Mahama’s SONA 2025 inspires hope, while Ghanaians await the implementation of key economic reforms.