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Key stakeholders in Ghana’s maritime industry are calling on the government to provide a clear policy direction following the appointment…
The Ministry of Labour, Jobs and Employment is taking proactive steps to improve Ghana’s labour market by sensitizing private…
The Acting Chief Executive of the Ghana Export-Import Bank (GEXIM), Sylvester Mensah, has affirmed the Bank’s support for players…
Source: Caleb Wuninti Ziblim Since the Fourth Republic began in 1992, Ghana’s asset declaration law has been a key…
The Government of Ghana now faces the conundrum of balancing its promised supply side, expansionary economic management policies with the…
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Dr. Forson emphasised the need to cut wasteful spending, urging decisive action to stabilise the economy. “We need to cut the waste! The time is now. We must work in a way that stabilises inflation, the exchange rate, and creates jobs.”
The latest Public Finance Review of Ghana’s economy report launched by the Bank highlights the urgent need for Ghana to reset its fiscal strategy by boosting domestic revenue, rationalizing tax exemptions, and enforcing stricter expenditure controls
The report, however, noted that Ghana has made progress toward economic stabilisation but warned that more needs to be done to meet monetary and fiscal targets and create lasting fiscal space.
In the meantime though Ghanaian cocoa farmers and industry officials expect a boost in the 2024/2025 season due to improved weather conditions and some rehabilitation efforts.