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Renowned Economist Dr. Joe Abbey is dead

5 million persons 15 years and older were offline during census – Ghana Statistical Service

Almost 5 million persons above 15 years do not own smartphone in Ghana

Inflation falls to 41.2% in April 2023

217,000 employed persons moved from Industry to Agric, Services sectors in Quarter 1, 2022

About 1.76m persons unemployed in quarter 3, 2022 – GSS

1.6m girls did not use any ICT device in the 3 months preceding 2021 Census Night – GSS

Economy expands by 3.1% in 2022 – GSS

GSS launches 2023 Domestic and Outbound Tourism Survey

February 2023 inflation slows to 52.8% to sustain downward trend

Number of Ghanaians seeking greener pastures shoot up; 53.7% emigrants originate from Greater Accra – GSS

About 3 in every 4 foreigners work in services, agricultural and craft sectors – GSS

GSS hints at restructuring Single Spine Salary Structure to reduce disparities

80% of public sector workers earn below ¢3k – GSS

Inflation falls marginally to 53.6% in January 2023

Producer inflation falls to 52.2% in December 2022

Inflation ends 2022 at record 54.1%; lending rates to remain high

Economy slows down in quarter 3, 2022; expands by 2.9% – GSS

Rise in Inflation: Stop printing money – Dr Ato Forson tells BoG

Inflation jumps to 50.3% in November 2022, highest in 27 years

Ghanaian adults prefer religious and traditional justice systems to formal one – GSS

Strengthen the statistical ecosystem – Prof. Annim to GSS Advisory Committee

Government targets 18.9% as end of 2023 inflation

Increase in food prices, others push October inflation to 40.4 %

Statistical Service dismisses Steve Hanke’s inflation methodology

Inflation surges to 37.2% in September 2022

One out of every 4 elderly persons is ‘multi-dimensionally poor’ – GSS

Ghana’s GDP likely to hit double digit in future – ADI

About 8m Ghanaians illiterate – GSS

Two-thirds of employed Ghanaians engaged in vulnerable employment – GSS

380,000 of labour force food insecure, poor and unemployed – GSS

Inflation rises further to 31.7% in July 2022; Transport major driver

‘Your research may have been affected by historically pervasive stereotyping’ – IGP replies GSS, CHRAJ

About ¢5bn in bribes paid in both private and public sectors in 2021 – GSS

Economy grows by 3.3% in Quarter 1, 2022 – GSS

Surging food prices, transport fares, push inflation to 23.6% in April 2022

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