Capital-expenditure

ISSER raises concerns over sharp decline in capital expenditure

Mid-Year Budget Review: 40% underspend on capital expenditure raises questions over project delivery – Yaw Lartey

Government spending in quarter one 2026 dropped by 21%; capital expenditure still below target

Past governments spent greater proportion of borrowed funds on consumption – ISSER

Election-induced expenditures could threaten fiscal economy – Report

Government to spend GH¢119.62bn on compensation and interest payments in 2024

32% of domestic revenue to be spent on debt servicing in 2024 – ISSER

New or higher taxes not panacea to Ghana’s problems; reinforce tax compliance, address corruption – IEA to government

Government spent ¢37.5bn to pay interest, salaries in half-year 2022

Interest payments hit ¢10.6bn in quarter 1; domestic interest payments constitute 82.7% – BoG

Government spent ¢6.75bn on interest payments in quarter 2 2021 – BoG

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