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Ghana Statistical Service gets new Director for CPMD

Townhall forums give Ghanaians platform to tell tales of covid-19’s impact

Ghana cannot achieve SDGs without reliable data – GSS

Statistical Service opens recruitment for university graduates

Data has been key in combating Covid-19 in Ghana – GSS

Census to take place in April, May 2021 – Ghana Statistical Service

Ghana Statistical Service rolls out Pre-Certification Training Programme for national trainers

New GSS Act will address misrepresentation in reporting statistics

Inflation falls again to 10.4% in Sept. 2020

Some communities didn’t benefit from free water and electricity – GSS survey

Border Communities hardest hit by negative impact of Covid-19 – Survey reveals

There was a rise in crime during Covid-19 lockdown -Survey

Statistical Service extends deadline for census trainee recruitment

Ghana’s economy contracts by 3.2% in second quarter – Statistical Service

Ghanaian male migrant workers earn more than females – Survey reveals

Review migration policies – Statistician suggests to government

Statistical Service announces recruitment and pre-certification of trainers for censuses

22 million Ghanaians’ income affected by Covid-19 – Ghana Statistical Service

About 85,000 businesses still closed down due to Covid-19 – Government Statistician discloses

22 million Ghanaians affected by reduction in household income – Survey

Survey to track impacts of Covid-19 on households and jobs in Ghana begins

Inflation rate might slightly go down in the coming months – GSS

Survey to track impacts of Covid-19 on businesses in Ghana begins Tuesday

Statistical Service and UNDP partner to track Covid-19 impact on businesses, border economies

Vodafone partners government to fight Covid-19

Ghana Statistical Service, UNDP partner to track impacts of Covid-19

Census night scheduled for June 28

Ghana Statistical Service reschedules 2020 census to June 28

January inflation drops marginally to 7.8%

GSS to conduct Second Trial Census on Nov 25

Inflation rate for October inches up to 7.7%

Rebased CPI and inflation demystified

Producer Price Inflation jumps to 8.8 percent in July

Inflation rises to 10.6% in February

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