Economist Attributes Ghana’s Persistent Debt to Deep-Seated Structural Deficiencies
Prof. Fred Dzanku has called on the government to address the structural deficiencies of the economy to solve the debt challenge.
Prof. Fred Dzanku has called on the government to address the structural deficiencies of the economy to solve the debt challenge.
Prof. Bokpin has revealed that Ghana needs to manage its achieved fiscal space and the side effects from shock therapy well to sustain fiscal consolidation.
Prof. Bokpin expects the government, through the Budget, to sustain the macroeconomy, leverage spending, and embark on fiscal consolidation to engineer job-rich growth.
Deloitte Ghana has urged the government to exercise caution in its plans to return to the international capital markets, despite the country’s remarkable strides in reducing public debt and improving ...
President John Dramani Mahama has delivered a compelling account of his administration’s first 120 days in office, highlighting sweeping economic and tax reforms, critical legislative actions, and strategic engagements aimed ...
In a move to enhance fiscal discipline and address Ghana's escalating fiscal challenges, Finance Minister Hon. Cassiel Ato Forson has unveiled a comprehensive plan to manage the growing pile of ...
Ghana, renowned as one of the world’s leading cocoa producers, is grappling with a significant downturn in its cocoa crop, which is reverberating across its economy. The repercussions are evident ...
As the debate on Ghana’s widening debt and its sustainability rages on, global debt burden retreated for the second year in a row, while Ghana’s debt stubbornly escalates, with many ...
The former Finance Minister, Mr. Seth Terkper has warned that despite the recent successful execution of the domestic debt exchange programme, Ghana’s debt crisis is far from over. According to ...
Ghana’s debt woes continue as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has projected that the West African nation will end 2022 with a Debt-to-GDP of 90.7%. According to the Bretton Woods ...