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Economist and political risk specialist Dr Theo Acheampong appointed Technical Advisor at the Ministry of Finance

‘NPP couldn’t Break the 8 because they Broke the Economy’ – Theo Acheampong

‘New aspirants signal anger, pain within NPP after Bawumia’s loss’, says Dr Theo Acheampong

Mahama’s SC nominees will enrich Ghana’s jurisprudence – Dr Acheampong

Galamsey fight: Let’s ban issuance of mining licenses – Theo Acheampong

Presidential candidates must be asked how they’ll fund longlist of promises – Theo Acheampong

IMF deal has delivered on broad structural quantitative objectives – Dr Theo Acheampong

Ghana has become a ‘no-action, talk only’ country – Theo Acheampong

Timing of reshuffle won’t have an impact on the economy – Theo Acheampong

Market women understand economics better than our leaders – Dr Theo Acheampong

#ElectionHQ: Kennedy Agyapong cannot pull a surprise – Theo Acheampong

Alan Kyerematen’s reputation will be damaged if he returns to NPP – Theo Acheampong

Ghana’s economy: To perform a holistic analysis, use the budget as a reference point – Economist

It is imperative for government to meet IMF programme target – Dr Theo Acheampong

Claim that G4O fuel sells at higher prices than other sources inaccurate- NPA

It is a good decision to reintroduce road toll – Economist

Drop in fuel prices not entirely because of Gold-for-Oil policy – Dr Theo Acheampong

Gold for oil consignment is selling higher than fuel from other sources – Dr Acheampong

Debt exchange programme is part of a wider structural reform – Economist

I am not surprised that Finance Minister was not censured – Political Risk Analyst

If I were Ken Ofori-Atta, I would have resigned – Dr Acheampong

IMF Bailout: This is a signal that Ghana is fixing its mess – Theo Acheampong

Reckless spending, lack of revenue to blame for economic downturn – Dr Theo Acheampong

IMF bailout: Finance Minister must take a step back – Political analyst

There’s been 10 to 12% reduction in mobile money transactions since November, 2021 – Economist

Dr Theo Acheampong advocates for new approaches to sustain oil production

Speaker seems frustrated – Dr Theo Acheampong

Ghana’s economic problems started before Covid-19 – Economist

Government did the right thing by challenging Fitch, Moody’s downgrade ratings – Economist

Ghana does not have a revenue issue, our problem is expenditure – Theo Acheampong

E-levy: 1.75% is too high, reduce it – Theo Acheampong

E-levy is not the best of tax decision – Economist

LPG prices likely to go up by end of year due to government taxes – Petroleum Economist

$1.65bn Aker Energy/AGM–GNPC farm-out deal overpriced – Theo Acheampong

Government’s new tax imposition disproportionate to other segments of society – Theo Acheampong

Institutional coordination vital in solving problem of gold smuggling – Theo Acheampong

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