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Geopolitical shocks are now the norm, Ghana must fix its economy from within – Theo Acheampong
Economist and political risk specialist Dr Theo Acheampong says Ghana must focus on strengthening its internal economic management amid rising geopolitical shocks that are becoming more frequent and unpredictable.
Ghana@69: Economy in better shape than before – Kwakye Ofosu
The Minister for Government Communications, Felix Kwakye Ofosu, says Ghana’s economy is currently in a stronger position than it was previously, pointing to ongoing investments and policy measures aimed at improving the country’s economic outlook. Speaking ahead of the country’s independence anniversary on Friday, Marc...
Cedi is ‘long overdue for a refresh’ – Mahama
President John Dramani Mahama says Ghana’s cedi is “long overdue for refreshing”, citing the need to periodically update the security features on banknotes to stay ahead of counterfeiters. The President made the remarks during his tour of the Upper East Region, where he explained that currencies must be periodically re...
You don’t need to incur GH¢15.6bn loss to stabilise the economy – Dr Boako tells gov’t
Member, Finance Committee of Parliament, Dr Gideon Boako, has questioned the scale of losses recorded by the Bank of Ghana, arguing that economic stability should not come at such a high financial cost.
Ghana losing economic sovereignty to foreign investors- Hassan Ayariga
Dr Hassan Ayariga, Founder and Leader of the All People’s Congress (APC), has warned that Ghana is gradually losing control of its economy to foreign investors, describing the trend as a takeover rather than genuine investment.
Ghana’s exports surpass imports after two decades of trade imbalances
Ghana’s merchandise exports have surpassed imports for the first time in nearly two decades, a new report by the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) has indicated.
Gold concentration exposes Ghana to export risks – GSS
Gold accounted for 63.1 per cent of Ghana’s total exports in 2025, highlighting rising concentration in the country’s export earnings.
Ghana’s tomato, ginger shortfalls deepen import bill, CSIR researchers say
Ghana’s tomato imports alone exceed US$230 million annually, while a disease-driven collapse of ginger has left the country 99 per cent import-dependent, Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) researchers have said, urging a research-led recovery.
HR Business Partners play critical roles in aligning business strategy with human strategy – Deloitte HR Head
Speaking as a panelist at a programme organised by HR Certification Center, Mr. Opoku underscored the need for business leaders and C-suite executives to fully appreciate the strategic importance of HRBPs play in aligning business strategy with people strategy to drive organisational success.
Mahama assents to Value for Money Office Act to check wasteful spending
President John Mahama has assented to the Value for Money Office Act 2026, paving the way for the creation of a new independent body tasked with strengthening oversight of public spending and procurement. The legislation, which was introduced in February by Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, establishes a special...
Cedi slips marginally despite relatively anchored expectations; one dollar equals GH¢11.90 at forex bureaus
In the interbank market, it depreciated 1.64% against the dollar to GH¢11.28, while losing 2.46% against the pound to GH¢15.36. It also lost 2.15% against the euro to trade at GH¢13.28.
Government reaffirms commitment to empower Ghanaian youth on International Youth Day
Ghana is marking the occasion under the national theme, “Rebuilding Values, Inspiring Patriotism: Empowering the Youth in the Digital Age.”