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71% of Ghanaians worried about rising food prices, despite 68% approval for Mahama – IEA survey

Galamsey emerges as Ghana’s second biggest concern, 30% of citizens say – IEA survey

Ghanaians identify unemployment as most pressing issue under Mahama gov’t – IEA survey

Unemployment tops list of Ghana’s most pressing problems, 46% say – IEA poll

68% of Ghanaians approve of President Mahama’s performance despite cost of living concerns – IEA survey

Ghana must have full ownership of its natural and mineral resources – IEA throws weight behind Mahama’s call

IEA rejects proposed mining royalty reform, calls for full national ownership

Majority of Ghanaians optimistic about country’s direction – IEA survey

58% of Ghanaians happy with direction of country – IEA survey

Ghana must take ownership of its lithium – IEA

Halt ratification of revised lithium agreement between Ghana and Barari

Majority of Ghanaians back individual applications for MMDCE roles – Survey

Crude oil to average $60 per barrel in 2026 – World Bank

IEA launches national dialogue on natural resources

Most Ghanaians prefer election of MMDCEs but not on partisan basis – IEA survey

IEA warns galamsey crisis could soon warrant state of emergency

Give mining leases to local companies for value addition – IEA Chairman

Let’s overhaul Ghana’s natural resource contracts to get the maximum benefits — IEA

Institute of Economic Affairs calls for mining halt until Ghana gains full control of natural resources

2025 Budget is heavy on social interventions; may have positive and negative consequences – IEA

Fiscal Responsibility Act must limit its suspension period in case of emergency – IEA

We welcome Finance Minister’s decision to abolish nuisance taxes – IEA

BoG intervention alone in forex market cannot ensure lasting cedi stability – IEA

IEA predicts 15-17% inflation in 2025; wants government, BoG to reduce food, energy inflation

IEA wants budget that addresses huge legacy debt and restores financial sustainability

IMF projected growth rates for Ghana in next 5 years below potential – IEA

High inflation is due to monetary policy failure – IEA

Cedi depreciates 74% to dollar in past 3 years; faces further risk – IEA

Economy is growing below potential – IEA

Newmont, Zijin deal flawed, inimical to Ghana’s interest – IEA

IEA’s first presidential debate set for October 22 in Accra

Government borrowing on domestic market too high; debt-to-GDP ratio of 82% challenging – IEA

IEA questions effectiveness of Policy Rate; predicts unchanged rate at next MPC meeting

IEA calls for policy ensuring all government appointees pay for electricity consumed

Cedi stability: Build 6 months of reserves, exhibit fiscal prudence – IEA to BoG, government

IEA announces measures to help deepen fiscal discipline, entrench fiscal sustainability

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