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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

Economy expanded by 5.4% in 2021 – GSS

Economist backs GSS, BoG claim of rising inflation rate caused by Russia-Ukraine crisis

Economy expanded by 6.6% in quarter 3, 2021 – BoG

Food insecurity concentrated in northern part of Ghana – GSS

Food insecure population more than doubled between 2009 and 2020 – GSS

‘Household incomes incessantly reduced post-Covid-19’ – GSS

GSS commences Annual Household and Income Expenditure Survey in selected communities

Public debt stock hits ¢341.8bn as of Sept. 2021; ¢5.9bn fresh loans added

UN Secretary General’s SDG Report – 2021 commends Ghana Statistical Service’s successful response to COVID-19 driven data demand

Upper West Statistical Service sets up call centre for 2021 census

GSS extends deadline for 2021 Population and Housing Census to July 18

2021 Population and Housing Census: What to expect during enumeration

Shareholders in Ekumfi schooled on importance of Census

Census officers were selected devoid of political affiliation – GSS

2021 Population and Housing Census activities to begin 3rd week in June

Ghana’s Census statistics to be linked to databases of 7 other West African countries

Cooperate with census field officers – GSS

Ghana Statistical Service to conduct first digital census in 2021

Economy to grow at a rate of about 1.5% following reopening of Kotoka International Airport

GSS to begin quarterly labour market surveys

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