Tag: Ghana Economy

In Ghana, the conversation on exchange rates has taken such a dominant role in politics that it has pushed aside the policy discussions the nation should be having on the ...

Foreign investors pulled back sharply from Ghana’s debt securities in 2024, slashing their holdings to GH₵13.4 billion by December from GH₵17.5 billion the previous year. The decline, revealed in the ...

Ghana’s investment climate has once again come under scrutiny, with the World Bank raising red flags about the country’s weak performance in its latest B-READY assessment. The Bank revealed that ...

The World Bank has issued a stark warning to Ghana, stressing that the country’s poorly performing State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs), particularly in the energy and agriculture sectors, continue to pose significant ...

The Funds Management sector in Ghana closed 2024 on a historic high, with pension funds leading a remarkable surge in Assets Under Management (AUM). According to the 2024 Financial Stability ...

The World Bank has raised serious concerns over the persistent challenges hampering Ghana’s private sector growth, warning that these obstacles are holding back the country’s potential for robust job creation ...

A heated controversy has emerged over the recent cocoa price increment, as concerns continue to mount over the worsening economic conditions facing cocoa farmers.  Dennis Miracle Aboagye, a communicator for ...

The cocoa sector is undergoing a major transformation under the current administration, as Hon. Frank Afriyie, Member of Parliament for Afajato South, laid out the challenges and changes that have ...

The IMANI Center for Policy and Education has offered a measured critique of Ghana’s 2025 mid-year budget, acknowledging signs of economic recovery while cautioning that without deeper reforms, recent gains—including ...

Ghana’s management of its public debt has come under sharp scrutiny following a surprise revelation that government officials overstated national liabilities by a staggering $14 billion.  According to Bright Simons, ...