economic growth

Ghana’s workforce lacks higher education, limiting economic growth. Experts urge investment in skills training to boost productivity and job creation.

Thomas Nyarko Ampem pledges to cut Ghana’s inflation to 8 percent through currency stability, food production, and coordinated economic policies.

President Mahama’s new cabinet includes 19 ministers focusing on economic growth, security, and digital innovation to drive Ghana’s progress and development

Ghana’s Parliament confirms three key ministerial nominees, reflecting President Mahama’s focus on decentralization, social equity, and economic growth.

KEY POINTS Ghana, a nation rich in resources and cultural heritage, is currently addressing several pressing economic challenges to ensure sustainable growth and development. Under the leadership of President John…

Discover how Ghana’s visionary leaders, from Nkrumah to Kufuor, shaped its political history, economic growth, democracy, and national identity.

Ghana’s economy recorded a 5.8 percent growth in the first half of 2024, exceeding pre-pandemic levels and attracting multinational companies back to the country.

Ghana has launched a five-year Local Economic Development Policy to boost local economies, with a focus on inclusive growth and sustainable development.  

ISSER calls for income redistribution to address growing inequality in Ghana, despite positive economic indicators highlighting the disparity between rich and poor.

Dr. Randy Abbey states that Ghana needs job creation and economic growth before a credit score system can be effective.