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The IMF has cautioned that vulnerable nations like Ghana face critical policy decisions when food prices spike due to conflict and environmental crises.
IERPP demands transparency on how Ghana's foreign reserves were used during currency pressures and debt obligations.
Finance Minister Ato Forson unveils plans to redirect $1.6bn towards domestic manufacturing, positioning imports as catalysts for Ghanaian industry.
Former Finance Minister calls for comprehensive government intervention to tackle persistent high fuel costs despite temporary relief measures.
Bank of Ghana Governor warns that maintaining economic discipline is critical as the country transitions from its IMF programme to a new monitoring arrangement.
Government removes excise duty on local fruit juices and pursues agro-industrial expansion to boost sector potential.
CPP General Secretary urges Ghanaians to revive Nkrumah's vision of economic independence and industrialisation as the nation grapples with unemployment and corruption.
Dr. Bawumia meets exporters' federation to discuss barriers and policy reforms for Ghana's trade sector.
Ghana's Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson signals first-week November budget presentation targeting job creation and major infrastructure expansion.
President Mahama uses metaphor of structural strength to describe Ghana's economic repositioning, dismissing school policy rumours.
Fruit juice manufacturers celebrate government's decision to abolish 20% excise tax on local products from October 2026.
Ghana's National Development Planning Commission will monitor implementation of the government's $10 billion New Economy agenda.
