Ghana's T-bills auction edges past target as investors show cautious appetite for short-term debt
Government achieves 7.5% oversubscription in latest treasury bill auction, though yields remain elevated across the curve.
Ghana's AI-powered customs system boosts revenue by $100m monthly, GRA reveals
Ghana Revenue Authority reports customs collections surged to $450m monthly after deploying AI for goods valuation and classification.
Ghana's New Economy Programme to Focus on Mass Employment Sectors, Forson Announces
Government to deploy fiscal policy and spending to unlock job creation in priority sectors, says economist.
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Ghana's New Fiscal Watchdog: Mahama Launches Independent Council to Oversee Budget Spending
President Mahama has inaugurated the Independent Fiscal Council, a new oversight body to monitor Ghana's public finances with a four-year mandate.
Inside Ghana's Public Enterprise Crisis: What Billions in State Assets Really Cost Taxpayers
Investigative analysis reveals how Ghana's state-owned enterprises drain public resources and demand urgent governance reform.
Ghana's Five-Pillar Economic Blueprint: From Crisis Recovery to Long-Term Resilience
Government outlines comprehensive strategy to sustain macroeconomic gains and build economy capable of weathering future shocks.
Energy sector delays costing Ghana $1bn yearly, World Bank warns amid recovery gains
World Bank flags energy sector inefficiencies as major fiscal risk threatening Ghana's economic recovery momentum.
World Bank warns Ghana: COCOBOD reforms urgent to protect economy and farmers
The World Bank has called for sweeping reforms to Ghana's cocoa board, warning that operational inefficiencies are draining public finances and threatening economic recovery.
Ghana slashes debt servicing to below 20% of revenue—major fiscal breakthrough
Finance Minister Ato Forson announces Ghana has cut debt servicing from over 50% to below 20% of national revenue, freeing up resources for schools, hospitals and infrastructure.
Ghana's Debt Burden Eases: Finance Minister Reports Sub-20% Revenue Allocation to Debt Service
Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson announces Ghana has reduced debt servicing costs to below 20% of government revenue.
Ghana's Growth Built on Labour and Capital, Not Innovation—What Economists Say Must Change
Former Bank of Ghana deputy governor warns that Ghana's economic expansion lacks productivity gains and structural transformation needed for sustainable development.
Ghana's $1.46bn Heritage Fund faces critical review—Adongo warns against political raids on future generations' wealth
Parliament's Finance Committee Chair Isaac Adongo urges stakeholders to shield Ghana's Heritage Fund from political interference during its 15-year review.