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We’ve broken all records regarding IMF requirements for bailout – Ofori-Atta
World Bank commits $250m to Ghana Stability Fund
Paris Club creditors commit to providing financing assurance to Ghana -Finance Minister
Ghana spent 45% of revenue on interest payments in 2022 – IMF
Simplify Ghana’s tax system to enable small businesses stay compliant – Chamber for Young Entrepreneurs
Increase concessional financing to Ghana, others – Governor to IMF
Ghana deserves decent deal from creditors on debt restructuring – Open Society Foundations president
Explore local opportunities to grow economy – Prof Osei-Assibey to DBG, banks
Financing assurance from external creditors only pre-condition left for Ghana’s programme to be approved – IMF Africa boss
Pay us all our outstanding coupons, principals by April 28 or we resume picketing – Pensioner Bondholders Forum to government
Shifting timelines to secure IMF deal is terrible – Prof Lord Mensah
Stay tuned and stay positive – IMF boss urges Ghanaians
We must support Ghana, it has sound macroeconomic management track record – IMF boss
We must redefine housing affordability – Prof Divine Ahadzie
$1 now sells for ¢12, as dollar demand reemerges
No second round of DDEP – Ofori-Atta assures
IMF deal: Electricity tariff hikes, tax reforms key conditions in securing programme – Ofori-Atta
We expect an IMF programme by close of May 2023 – Ofori-Atta
We will move swiftly to approve Ghana’s IMF programme – IMF MD assures
Ghana expected to get financial assurances from Official Creditor Committee by April 2023
Transport fares yet to reflect inflation drop – Government Statistician
GUTA urges members to reduce prices of goods
Ghana’s tax revenue to grow strongly in 2023 and subsequent years – IMF
Ghana’s fiscal deficit to end 2023 at 7.3% of GDP – IMF
Ghana’s Debt-to-GDP to reach 98.7% by end of 2023 – IMF
March 2023 inflation falls sharply to 45%
IMF revises Ghana’s average inflation forecast to 45.4% for 2023
China, World Bank exploring solutions to debt-distress deadlock
Cedi to record mixed performance this week
Take engineering courses – Women advised
IMF lowers Ghana’s growth rate to 1.6% for 2023
Coalition of Individual Bondholders Groups petitions Akufo-Addo
Global growth to slow down to 2.8% in 2023; inflation declining – IMF
Cedi loses marginal grounds against dollar; $1 now sells for ¢11.30
US to push for ‘speedy’ action on debt relief for Ghana
Help Ghana shoulder debt burden – IMF pleads
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Domestic debt increased by GH¢57bn to GH¢391bn in June 2026; total public debt now GH¢719.5bn
CUTS warns GH¢12 demurrage surcharge on cement, raises serious cartel concerns
T-bills auction: Government exceeds target by 51%, interest rates fall again
Africa must define its own green transition path – Prof Fatima Denton
Government unveils five-pillar plan to build resilient economy
Customs to scrutinise multiple new phones for possible commercial import at entry points
Port inspection delays increasing cost of doing business – ICC Ghana
GSE ranked best-performing stock market in Africa as of August 2026
Sam George swears in AT Ghana’s PPL Net board as directors vow ‘We will not let Ghana down’
GTP, Woodin enter new era as TexStyles Ghana comes under local ownership
SEM machinery launched in Ghana, targets agriculture and infrastructure sectors
State Enterprises’ GH¢282bn debt overhang threatens economic stability – Dr Atuahene
SOE profits must reflect real efficiency, not just numbers – Dr Atuahene
We must take critical look at SOEs and shed non-strategic ones – Dr Atuahene
FX gains, not efficiency, behind much of banking sector’s profit growth, says Dr Atuahene
Travelers with multiple new devices returning to Ghana to pay additional charges – Customs Commissioner
“We have stabilised the present; now we must secure the future” — Deputy Finance Minister
Finance minister begins consultations with Trade Ministry on new economy programme
Revenue performance improves but below target, expenditure lines also below target – BoG
Inflation rises to 5.0% in August 2026
LGA commends State-Owned Enterprises for recording strong 2025 performance
Ghanaian businesses cautiously optimistic about 2026 performance – Chamber
Manya Krobo Community Bank records 131% rise in profit after tax
SIGA Report: TDC more than triples net profit to ¢195.6m in 2025
Amin Adam challenges GoldBod’s GH¢5.45bn surplus
GEA moves to reset MSME support with new 2026–2030 strategic plan
Ghana records $4.3bn trade surplus in Q1 2026, driven by gold – GSS
Tibule Advertising marks ‘Gong Gong Awards’ debut with a win for indomie
Fairtrade Africa presses cocoa industry to close living income gap
Number of advertised jobs increased significantly in half-year 2026 – BoG
Consumer spending records mixed performance in 5-months of 2026, but manufacturing activities improved – BoG
Ghana’s state-owned enterprises return to profit with GH¢19.8bn gain in 2025 — SIGA
Stronger GRA digital systems needed at ports – IEAG
Job advertisements increase 45 per cent year-on-year in June – BoG
Government defends new beer exercise rates; sliding scale has not been abolished
Remittances drop marginally year-on-year to US$3.65bn in half-year 2026
T-bills: Government exceeds target by 139%, interest rates tumble
Outlook of Ghana’s external sector remains positive for second-half of 2026 – BoG
GIPA CEO calls for stronger coordination to provide a clearer picture of investment activity
Bawumia feared Sri Lanka-style food crisis as Ghana battled forex shortages
Sir Sam Jonah says Nigerian state agencies subjected his real estate investment to ‘sustained harassment’
‘Africa exports its savings and imports expensive capital’ – Sir Sam Jonah
Opoku-Afari: IMF programmes unable to address political economy roots of debt accumulation
Ghana’s debt sustainability challenges persisted for 12 years, breached DSA indicators over period – Opoku-Afari
Finance Minister to lead inaugural post-BRT 2026 sessions
World Bank’s Ghana poverty findings vindicate our April 2026 wellbeing report – APL
Ghana’s building cost inflation rises to 4% in July
Ghana records fastest economic growth since 2019, but requires reforms to translate into jobs – World Bank
First National Bank redefines gifting with launch of Investment Gift Cards
Only 27% of Ghana’s 94,200km road network is paved – World Bank
World Bank warns Ghana’s fiscal surplus is being driven by spending cuts
Ghana’s public debt falls to 49% of GDP in 2025 from 70.3% — World Bank
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