Ghana's state enterprises post historic turnaround with GH¢19.8bn profit in 2025
State-owned enterprises return to profitability after years of losses, with revenues surging 28% and net profit reaching GH¢19.80 billion.
GoldBod's GH¢1.7bn Loss Explained: What Experts Say About Ghana's Gold Royalties Firm
An economist clarifies that GoldBod's reported losses are largely accounting adjustments, not actual cash drains on Ghana.
Afenyo-Markin threatens legal action over GoldBod row as gold loss scandal deepens
Minority Leader vows to pursue defamation claims amid escalating dispute over Bank of Ghana's troubled US$1.7bn gold programme.
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 Scholarship Scandal: Are State Funds Covering Dependants of Students Abroad?
High Commissioner Sabah Zita Benson raises serious questions about whether Ghana's overseas scholarship programmes are illegally funding spouses and children.
IMF warns Ghana energy sector remains fiscal burden despite debt reduction gains
The IMF cautions that Ghana's energy sector shortfall persists at US$1.1 billion despite progress in reducing legacy debt and improving collections.
IMF Calls for Merit-Based Board Appointments at Ghana's State Enterprises
International Monetary Fund urges Ghana to strengthen SOE governance through merit-based appointments and better financial oversight.
Ghana's GH¢1.2bn accounting blunder: How liability overstated in public accounts
Auditor-General uncovers massive error in Ghana's 2025 financial statements, with service concession debts inflated by GH¢1.24 billion due to incomplete accounting.