19 stories tagged “Ghana Economy”.
The Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER) warns that while food production has improved, gaps in productivity, market infrastructure and policy implementation could stall growth.
The Cape‑Coast South MP says the groundwork is set, but effective implementation and reliable power are key to turning the 24‑hour economy into sustainable employment for the country’s youth.
Dr Cassiel Ato Forson said the country’s macro‑stability gains must translate into stronger domestic production and real livelihood benefits.
The International Monetary Fund raised Ghana’s 2026 growth forecast to 5.7% and praised the country’s progress under the new Policy Coordination Instrument after the 2026 Annual Meetings in Bangkok.
The Bank of Ghana’s September 2026 Monetary Policy Report highlights 6 % GDP growth, 5.2 % headline inflation and a 105 % rise in the GSE Composite Index, yet cedi depreciation and commodity price swings pose ongoing risks.
The minister says Ghana has turned the tide from crisis and urges careful management to preserve gains.
Economist Prof. Godfred Bokpin urges the government to plan carefully as it formally applies to join the emerging‑economies bloc.
Ghana’s digital payments boom continues as mobile money value climbs 46.5% year‑on‑year, reaching a record GH¢518.8bn in August.
The former Trade and Industry Minister called for fewer ministries, consolidation of agencies and a leaner public sector to free up resources for private‑sector growth.
The Dangote Group chief says renewed confidence in President John Dramani Mahama’s leadership has spurred investor trust and driven Ghana’s recovery.
Godwin Tamakloe, chief executive of the National Petroleum Authority, warned that Ghana’s economy depends on a steady petroleum flow and outlined how the agency shields the sector from global shocks.
Databank Research cuts its 2026 deficit estimate to 2.2% of GDP, citing a GH¢35.1 billion underspend and a primary surplus of 1.5%.
The deputy ranking member of Parliament’s committee questions the purpose, operation and need for new 24‑hour markets, urging the government to explain its strategy.
President John Dramani Mahama unveiled a nationwide plan to set up 24‑hour markets, aiming to expand trade, create jobs and strengthen local economies.
President Mahama disclosed that state‑owned enterprises held assets worth GH¢407.85 billion by year‑end, while liabilities climbed to GH¢282 billion, calling for urgent corrective measures.
The inaugural Business Roundtable Extended 2026 Executive Dialogue in Accra called on Ghana to use its macroeconomic gains to build a more productive, diversified and resilient economy.
Dr Cassiel Ato Forson has begun talks with key ministries to shape Ghana’s next economic phase, aiming to attract $10 billion in investment, create jobs and boost domestic production.
The banking consultant warned that the recent profit surge may mask inefficiencies and urged a national debate on which state enterprises should remain.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) Executive Board is expected to meet today to consider Ghana’s sixth and final review under the Extended Credit Facility (ECF) programme, a decision that could unlock a final disbursement of about US$318 million and pave the way for a new three-year Policy Coordination Instrument (PCI).
A domestic blaze at Dohinaa Yili erupted at 4:13 p.m., but congestion from Aboabo to the library light kept the fire tender stalled, allowing the fire to consume the home.
Former Education Minister Dr Yaw Osei Adutwum has called for mandatory reporting laws and criminal penalties for teachers, doctors and other professionals who ignore suspected child sexual abuse.
FarmYield Ghana and the German Development Agency GIZ have unveiled a new project that will train 40 women and support over 160 young people and farmers with mechanisation, production and business skills by 2028.
The Ministry of Roads and Highways confirms that a widely shared video of a road surface tearing apart was filmed in Liberia, not Ghana.
Dr Nana Antwi‑Boasiako Amoah urges African nations and young leaders to unite on a climate agenda that blends resilience, equity and tangible outcomes.
Former Volta Regional Secretary Pope Yao Yevoo has been named NPP Deputy National Organiser, pledging to mobilise the party for a 2028 electoral win.
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