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‘We have turned the corner’ – Ofori-Atta optimistic of economic recovery

Playback: Ken Ofori-Atta presents Mid-Year Budget Review

Mid-Year Budget Review to outline growth strategies to promote economic stability

Finance Minister to present Mid-Year Budget Review today

Use Mid-Year Budget Review to suspend lottery and sports betting taxes – Group urges Ofori-Atta

Finance Minister meets Parliament today ahead of mid-year budget review

‘Sick’ economy cause of Ofori-Atta’s constant rescheduling of mid-year budget presentation – Minority

We are on course for first successful review of IMF programme in November 2023 – Ofori-Atta

Government commences domestic debt exchange for $809 million dollar bonds

Finance Minister to present Mid-Year budget review on July 25

From picketing pensioners to school food suppliers: Is Finance Minister still sleeping on his job?

Mid-year budget review: If I were in charge, I will cut expenditure rather than increase taxes – Dr Ato Forson

Some financial sector stakeholders commend Ofori-Atta for fulfilling his promise to domestic bondholders

Sacrifice for a while; we are making frantic efforts to clear outstanding debt – Ofori-Atta

Ofori-Atta confident Ghana will secure 2nd tranche of $600m from IMF

Ghana needs about $12.5bn to build a climate-resilient economy – Ofori-Atta

Pension schemes: Government owes ¢2.63 billion as of May 2023 – Minister

Debt exchange useful but more sacrifice ahead – Ken Ofori-Atta

Perennial flooding: Parliament concerned over non-release of funds to Works and Housing Ministry

Mid-year budget to be presented on July 27

Ofori-Atta on track to revive economy – IMF Mission Team

Afreximbank loans to be exempted from debt restructuring – Report

Government to expand LEAP to 2.5m extremely poor Ghanaians by 2024

IMF is making Finance Minister work – Prof. Peprah

Government in a hurry to harvest dividend that hasn’t been declared – Prof. Bokpin

Finance Minister’s media briefing not premature – Prof. Bokpin

Ghana hopeful of completing outstanding debt restructuring by September

Energy sector has been prioritised for comprehensive reforms; debt to fall by $2.95bn – Ofori-Atta

We are expected to receive about $6.2bn from multilateral partners between 2023 and 2026 – Ofori-Atta

We’ll ensure jobs aren’t sacrificed in the process of restoring economic stability – Ofori-Atta

IMF bailout: We will continue to engage global community to support growth agenda – Ofori-Atta

Livestream: Ken Ofori-Atta briefs press on IMF bailout, reforms

Majority side always makes excuses for Ofori-Atta’s absence in Parliament – Dr Apaak fumes

Finance Minister expected to answer questions in Parliament today

Majority will meet to discuss the fate of finance minister – Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu

IMF programme: There is Light Ahead – Council of State Chair to Ghanaians

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