Ghana Economic Growth

Ghana’s export earnings rise sharply, led by gold and cocoa, pushing trade surplus and reserves to new highs

Ghana’s heavy borrowing has failed to drive expected economic growth. Economist Peter Quartey calls for a debt ceiling and stronger investment strategies

Former Finance Minister Mohammed Amin Adam challenges Mahama’s Ghana debt crisis claims, arguing economic growth and external factors must be considered

Ghana’s economy thrives on trade agreements that boost exports, attract investors, and drive sustainable growth despite global competition and trade challenges.

Ghana’s economy shows significant improvement with stronger growth, reduced inflation, and a stabilized exchange rate, according to the Mid-Year Budget Review.

President Nana Akufo-Addo launches an GH¢8.2 billion SME Growth and Opportunity program, providing financial and technical support to empower Ghanaian SMEs.

Bank of Ghana Governor Ernest Addison reports that Ghana’s international reserves reached US$6.59 billion, underpinning three months of import cover.

Development Bank Ghana plans to advance GH¢1 billion to commercial banks for on-lending to crucial sectors like agriculture and ICT, fueling national economic growth.

NDC’s Mahama unveils plans for a 24/7 economy in Ghana, focusing on employment, improved living standards, and economic revitalization.

Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia calls on Ghanaians to support his bid for presidency, promising a future of growth, inclusivity, and technological advancement.