2026-budget

ISSER sounds alarm on 2026 Budget: Low growth projection, construction slump threatens recovery

Ghana’s macroeconomic recovery did not begin in 2025 – Institute of Public Policy and Accountability

24-Hour Economy lacks credible implementation plan – Institute of Public Policy and Accountability

The 2026 VAT Reset: Why your receipt is changing and what it means for your wallet

Mion MP Misbahu Adams hails 2026 Budget as springboard for development

VAT reforms will ease tax burden on businesses, stimulate investments – Deloitte

Maintain fiscal discipline by continuing revenue & expenditure reforms – Deloitte to government

Ghana’s 2026 Budget: Did it deliver on the promised reset?

From promise to paycheck: Will Ghana’s 2026 Budget finally deliver jobs our youth can live on?

2026 Budget: SEND Ghana welcomes higher social spending, warns of implementation gaps

‘Blatant falsehood’ in 2026 budget figures raises questions – Gideon Boako

Your excessive fiscal cuts hurting growth – Gideon Boako to Finance Minister

KPMG calls for more economic buffers to deepen economic stability

Women’s Bank a lifeline, but vulnerable men are sinking too – GUTA president pleads

VAT reform ends years of business pain – GNCCI boss declares major victory

Complex VAT system is dead – GNCCI says simpler regime will ease prices and compliance stress

Ato Forson is right: If it were easy, NPP would have done it

2026 budget: Blueprint for transformation or another missed opportunity

RUPAG applauds government move to restrict raw rubber exports in 2026 Budget

Deeper fiscal challenge faces economy despite a budget of optimism – Professor Peprah

2026 Budget falls short of grand ambition; it’s stability, not transformation – US-based Economics Professor

2026 Budget: Economist urges efficient implementation of bold infrastructure plans

ASEC flags four major loopholes in 2026 Budget, warns of risks to economic stability

A Budget of Renewal and Resolve

Integrated oil palm development plan to save Ghana over US$200 million in import expenses –Ato Forson

2026 Budget is more than numbers, it’s a message of hope – Ato Forson

Former Anyaa Sowutuom MP flags risk in cutting revenue streams

Full text: Minority’s response to 2026 Budget and Policy Statement

Minority labels 2026 budget as “growthless, jobless, and minimalist”

If you’re too popular with MDAs as Finance Minister, something is wrong – Ato Forson

Government commits GH¢20 Million to Creative Arts Fund in bid to power Ghana’s cultural economy

Ghana moves from high risk to a moderate risk of debt distress

Government announces film fund to revive Ghana’s movie industry and boost Kumawood

Ghana’s National Theatre to undergo major rehabilitation as government plans new facility in Kumasi

Integrated oil palm development plan to save Ghana over US$200m in import expenses – Finance Minister

2026 Budget specifically designed to create 800,000 new jobs – Finance Minister

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