2022-mid-year-budget-review

Rising external debt sparks foreign currency demand, cedi depreciation

Standard Bank slashes Ghana’s growth rate to 3.1% in 2022

Engage in additional dialogue on structure of free SHS programme – PwC to government

Analysis: About 7.9m Ghanaians to lose SIM cards by July 31

Government to implement strategies to achieve sustainable debt – Ofori-Atta

Mid-Year Budget Review: Government does not understand the economy they’re managing –Ricketts-Hagan

Mid-Year Budget Review: Government is not committed to getting the economy back on track – Ricketts-Hagan

Road toll cancellation policy has not changed – Deputy Roads Minister

Government will not achieve revised economic growth estimate of 3.7% – Ato Forson

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