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

Use Mid-Year Budget Review to reduce taxes, utility tariffs – Ghana Hotels Association

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

Present Mid-year budget review not later than July 25 – Speaker to government

Update Ghanaians on efforts in cutting down expenditure in Mid-Year Budget Review – Prof Quartey

Mid-year budget to be presented on July 27

Government giving fluctuating figures on amount spent on Free SHS – Kofi Asare

Ofori-Atta’s mid-year budget review was accurate – Dr. Gideon Boako

Mid-Year Budget Review: Ghana has always had an extremely volatile fiscal space – Dr. Amoah

It is disappointing for people to pretend economic challenges are ‘purely domestic’ – Finance Minister

‘It’s hard to see people lament prices of basic commodities’ – Ofori-Atta admits hardships

Beneficiaries of NABCo should take advantage of YouStart programme – Ofori-Atta

Playback: Ken Ofori-Atta presents 2022 Mid-year budget review

Trained nurses picket Parliament demanding urgent employment

Ofori-Atta must state revenue raised in 1st half of the year – Economist

Ofori-Atta delivers 2022 mid-year budget review today after initial postponement

Mid-Year Budget Review to roll out measures to fast-track economic recovery – Government

Finance Minister to present 2022 Mid-Year Review Budget to Parliament on July 13

Playback: Newsfile discussed 2021 mid-year budget review, Anti-LGBTQ+ bill

Government make strides in road construction

Playback: PM Express discusses Mid-year budget review and economic recovery

Government won’t spend more, no new taxes – Ken Ofori-Atta assures

‘One million jobs coming’ – Government outlines 3-year strategy to address youth unemployment

Ofori-Atta should tone down appetite for borrowing – Economist

Economic recovery has started – Ofori-Atta

Playback: Finance Minister presents Mid-Year budget review to Parliament

Government must adopt unconventional taxation methods to raise more revenue – Expert

Finance Minister to present mid-year budget review on July 29

Government to launch ¢100bn “Ghana Cares Obaatan Pa” programme – Ofori-Atta

Protection of jobs, businesses key – Finance Minister says ahead of Mid-Year Review and Supplementary Budget

IMANI Alert: Government should also account for Covid-19 savings in Mid-Year Budget Review

About 140 MPs to be admitted into Parliamentary chamber for Mid-year Budget presentation

Mid-Year Review to focus on industry support, economic recovery – Ofori-Atta

Finance Minister to present mid-year budget review in July

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