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Digital fraud isn’t a war we win, it requires continuous improvement – Prof Bokpin

Mid-Year Budget must outline plan to sustain economic gains – Prof Bokpin

Prof Bokpin criticises closed-door BoG briefing, says it undermines public confidence

Early Eurobond repayments show progress but do not mean gov’t is fully on track — Economist

Heavy dependence on oil and gold has yet to pay off – Prof. Godfred Bokpin

Over 70% of Ghana’s export earnings still from primary commodities since independence – Prof Bokpin

Our economy has endured many crises – Prof Bokpin

Ghana’s economic resilience undermined by decades of primary commodity dependence – Prof Bokpin

Prof Bokpin: Ghana Gold Coin won’t solve Cedi depreciation

Finance Minister’s apology not enough – Bokpin

Government hasn’t turned the corner, there’s still disparity in prices – Prof Bokpin

Financial sector cleanup was necessary – Prof. Bokpin insists

Stop blaming rating agencies; get to work and improve our economic indicators – Professor Bokpin

Ghana’s method of restoring debt sustainability needless and poor – Prof.Bokpin

I’m worried about IMF prescription of Ghana’s economic challenges; our problem is not revenue – Bokpin

Take another look at gold for oil deal – Prof Bokpin tells government ahead of IMF review

IMF reluctant to approve bailout because of huge budget deficit – Prof. Bokpin

Ghana is looking for debt restructuring and assurance of continuous support – Prof. Bokpin

DDEP: Government cannot achieve 2028 debt sustainability target of 55% – Prof. Bokpin

DDEP: This is no governance to see pensioners continue to press for exemption – Prof Bokpin

Debt Exchange: We are in this mess by not being proactive – Bokpin

Debt Exchange: We are creating incentives for political elite to govern, borrow and use anyhow – Bokpin

Debt exchange: Financial sector will collapse if government adds T-bills – Economist

Debt exchange: Undertake bold fiscal reforms, suspend ex-gratia until 2040 – Prof. Bokpin

Economist advises government to address all lingering issues bothering debt exchange programme

IMF, World Bank should take reasonable blame for Ghana’s current economic challenges – Professor Bokpin

Engaging IMF is a positive step for Ghana – Prof Bokpin

Time is not on our side, ‘going to IMF is not a sin’ – Bokpin to government

IMF cannot be blamed for successive governments’ inability to sustain economic growth – Prof. Bokpin

BoG cannot be blamed for cedi depreciation – Bokpin

“E-Levy should not be supported”; it undermines private sector in creating jobs, others – Bokpin

‘We’re pounding fufu for others to go and eat’ – Prof. Bokpin

IMF programme not a path for government now – IMF Country Representative

Economic fundamentals weak, so investors seeking high yield – Bokpin

Be intentional and support indigenous businesses irrespective of their political affiliations – Prof. Bokpin to government

E-Levy is a lazy way of raising revenue – Prof. Bokpin to government

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