Minority demands full breakdown of GH¢49.7m South Africa evacuation costs
Parliament's Minority bloc wants itemised details of spending on evacuating nearly 2,000 Ghanaians from South Africa, citing transparency concerns.
State institutions lost millions under gold scheme, Afenyo-Markin tells Gyamfi in heated parliamentary clash
Parliamentary debate intensifies over Domestic Gold Purchase Programme losses, with government and opposition trading accusations.
IMF Report Exposes $1.7bn Losses in Ghana's GoldBod Programme, Afenyo-Markin Says
Opposition MP cites IMF data showing massive losses from domestic gold purchase scheme, raising questions about financial sustainability.
Healthcare Crisis Deepens as Ghana Diverts Funds to 24-Hour Markets, Says Suame MP
Suame MP John Darko criticises government's 24-hour market spending, urging prioritisation of stalled Agenda 111 hospital projects.
Budget Execution Crisis: IFS Warns of GH¢35.6 Billion Spending Shortfall Threatening Ghana's Growth
Ghana's 2026 Mid-Year Budget faces serious implementation challenges, with actual spending falling 20.6% short of targets, the Institute for Fiscal Studies warns.
Ghana's Power Lifeline: How GH¢20bn in State Support is Keeping ECG Afloat Amid Growing Debt Crisis
ECG's 2025 finances reveal a utility held together by government borrowing as operational challenges mount.
Civil Society Pushes Government to Release Full Details of Big Push Infrastructure Projects
ISODEC calls for transparency in major government infrastructure initiative, demanding public disclosure of contracts and timelines.
Mahama Government's Spending Restraint Sparks Debate Over Fiscal Strategy
Ketu South MP defends administration's budget discipline as strategic investment in growth sectors, not austerity.
Opposition Slams Government Budget Cuts, Claims ¢31bn Slash Threatens Economic Recovery
Ghana's Minority has attacked the government over a substantial budget cut, alleging that reduced spending in key sectors is hampering growth.
Ghana's Mid-Year Budget: Big Spending Numbers Mask Concerns Over Job Creation
Ghana's government disbursed significant funds in the mid-year budget review, but critics question whether spending translates into meaningful employment opportunities.
Big Push contractors not owed money despite GH¢6.5bn spend – Forson
Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson insists government owes no arrears to Big Push contractors, citing payment-on-completion model.
Mid-Year Budget lacks substance to tackle Ghana's economic challenges, says ex-Finance Minister
A former Finance Minister criticises the government's revised budget for failing to deliver meaningful relief to ordinary Ghanaians.