2025-budget

Ghana’s energy sector shortfall to reach $2.2bn by December 2025 – IMF

Parliament approves $360m World Bank facility to support 2025 budget

Minority Caucus welcomes Fitch upgrade but flags risks to 2025 Budget credibility

Ministry of Finance shares policy rationale behind proposed tax measures in Ghana’s 2025 Budget

Government prioritising social protection in 2025 Budget – Finance Minister

Elimination of betting tax and e-levy are the positives of 2025 budget – NPP

2025 Budget uninspiring and anti-private sector – Afenyo-Markin

2025 budget is people-centred; addresses the demands of Ghanaians – Finance Minister

2025 budget shows Mahama is a ‘talk and do president’ – Mahama Ayariga

Mahama government has failed on its promises to Ghanaians – Afenyo-Markin

You can arrest all of us; we’ll remain resolute and defeat you in 2028 – Afenyo-Markin to NDC

2025 Budget Statement: Thumbs up sanitary pads, come again betting tax

The 2025 Budget fails to consider geopolitical and global supply chain challenges – Agyinsam

Increase in Growth and Sustainability Levy: PwC warns of potential decrease in extractive sector investments

Businesses divided over 2025 Budget – PwC

PwC Pre-Budget Survey: Between 60% and 70% of business leaders want solutions that will stabilise economy

2025 Budget is heavy on social interventions; may have positive and negative consequences – IEA

Ofosu Kwakye accuses Minority of waging campaign against 2025 budget

2025 Budget: Let’s ensure our debates are informed by candour and the plight of Ghanaians – Gideon Boako to MPs

Fiscal Responsibility Act must limit its suspension period in case of emergency – IEA

The shortcomings of 2025 budget and economic policies

We need consistency in our policies to drive sustainable progress – Dr Baffour

2025 Budget is responsive to the cry of Ghanaians; offers hope – Suhuyini

Effective implementation of aspects of 2025 Budget will benefit us – Dr Amoah

Review of Fiscal Responsibility Act is a laudable step – Dr Priscilla Baffour

Owusu-Agyemang writes: Budget 2025, addressing energy sector gaps

Minority demands Vice President’s participation in 2025 budget debate

2025 budget lacks credibility – Oppong Nkrumah

2025 Budget unrealistic and not credible -Amin Adams

2025 Budget reflects Mahama’s determination to fix the economy – Seth Terkper

Haruna Iddrisu explains why 2025 budget didn’t announce sudden abolishment of Covid Levy

2025 Budget: ‘We spoke the truth backed with facts’ – Seth Terkper

Gov’t to borrow about GH¢57bn this year – Seth Terkper

2025 Budget: Politically convenient but economically risky

Key performance indicators to be assessed by IMF in April 2024 under threat – Finance Minister

Photos from 2025 budget presentation

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