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Non-standard food measurement units still widespread in Ghana – GSS survey

Inflation for June 2026 rises sharply to 5.3%; rising non-food prices main contributor

Building cost inflation rises slightly to 2.7% in May 2026

May 2026 PPI increases sharply to 5.8%

Inflation could be coming down due to expected harvest season – Government Statistician

Mining, ICT surge economic growth to 6.4 per cent in Q1 of 2026 – GSS

Ghana’s economy expands by 6.4% in Q1 of 2026, driven by Services and Mining

Transport fares remain stable despite fuel market volatility – Gov’t Statistician

Inflation for May 2026 increases to 3.7%, second consecutive time this year

Food insecurity 10 times higher among uneducated households — GSS

1 in 5 households spend over 75% of income on food as cost pressures mount — GSS

One in 3 households under food pressure — GSS Report

Producer Price Inflation increases marginally to 1.5%

Ghana’s external trade reached GHC145bn in Q3 2025

Only 6% of imports insured locally despite mandatory policy – GSA raises concern

GSS raises concern over child labour in mobile trading

57% of hawkers, roadside vendors earn about GH¢100 or less a day – GSS

Producer price inflation stood at 1.4% in February 2026

25 MDAs sign data-sharing pact with Ghana Statistical Service

Planned UK demonstration by Ghana Scholarship PhD cohort put on hold

12.5 million Ghanaians still face food insecurity – GSS

Uneducated, female-headed households hardest hit by food insecurity — GSS report

Inflation drop doesn’t mean prices have fallen – Oppong Nkrumah clarifies

Food insecurity rises to 38.1%; 12.5m Ghanaians struggle to access food—GSS

Ghana’s food insecurity hits 38.1% as over 13m people face hunger risks- GSS

Oppong Nkrumah questions January inflation data, says figures don’t reflect market realities

Labour inflation falls to 10.7% in December 2025

Ghana’s construction inflation falls to 4.4% in December as cost pressures ease

Multidimensional Poverty drops to 21.9% in Ghana – GSS

Ghana’s economy continues stronger performance – GSS

Ghana’s economy grows 3.8% in October 2025 as services sector dominate – GSS

Ghana’s building construction inflation drops to 5.9% in November 2025

GSS data shows sharp district disparities in excessive alcohol consumption among men

Ghana’s unemployment rate eases slightly to 13.0% in 2025 third quarter

Over 1.3m youth outside jobs and school as GSS flags deepening employment gaps

Over 1.3m young Ghanaians out of work or school – GSS

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