Expenditure

Government to record revenue of GH¢225.9bn in 2025

2026 Budget: Gov’t expenditure rises by 12.4% to GH₵302.5 billion

Government’s overall budget deficit stood at 1.4% of GDP in 7 months of 2025

Revenue outturn for 7 months of 2025 misses target by 5%

Terkper highlights key recurrent costs draining Ghana’s revenue

Deloitte describes 2025 Budget as business friendly

Mahama should set up task force to improve expenditure efficiency – Prof. Bokpin

Revenue growth to slowdown to GH¢209.3bn in 2025; T-bills will not be restructured – IC Research

Government spent GH¢101.21bn in half-year 2024

Government’s decision to keep existing taxes in Mid-Year Budget provides respite for businesses – Deloitte

Bawumia promises 30% expenditure cut when elected

Ghana’s revenue-to-GDP ratio to exceed 17% within next six years, but expenditure to remain flat – IMF

Ghana’s fiscal deficit to narrow to 4.5% of GDP in 2024; GH¢55.93bn to be spent on interest payments

IMF expects revenue to underperform target; expenditure to overshoot target

Our economy did better than expected in 2023 – Ofori-Atta reiterates

Government to spend ¢55.93bn as interest payment in 2024 – IFS

BoG expenditure portrays government as inconsiderate and thoughtless – Benjamin Quashie

Ghana’s fiscal adjustment underway, quarter 1 data reveals – Report

Ghana’s fiscal policy characterised by overspending, structurally weak domestic revenue mobilisation – IMF

Government is open to expenditure cut – Oppong Nkrumah

Ghana’s tax revenue to grow strongly in 2023 and subsequent years – IMF

Nothing dishonourable was done with Covid-19 funds – Akufo-Addo to critics

You cannot ask for help but refuse to cut your budget – German Ambassador tells government

Stop National Cathedral project, cut-down government expenditure and leave our money alone -Nurses to government

2023 Budget will boost revenue but expenditure estimate not realistic – Fitch Solutions

Reduce appointees, cut expenditure to mitigate economic crisis – Bishop Dr. Victor Osei

2023 budget: Projected expenditure to exceed ¢200bn for the first time since independence

Here are the 13 measures to reduce public expenditure in 2023

Budget deficit stood at 7% of GDP in quarter 3, 2022

2023 Budget is “a make or break one” – IEA

Be transparent with data to IMF; fast programme depends on transparency – Terkper to government

Expenditure on education increased by 95% in my time – Akufo-Addo

Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa: Beyond the obnoxious E-levy; a hard and frank look at public expenditure

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