Charcoal, plantain, and school fees drive Ghana’s 3.3% inflation in February
Charcoal, plantain, and school-related costs were the biggest drivers of Ghana’s inflation in February 2026, even as overall price pressures ...
Tag: ECONOMY
IMF, debt relief driving economic gains, not gov’t competence — Minority
The Minority in Parliament has rejected assertions that the recent gains in Ghana’s economy under President John Mahama are a ...
Mahama promises economic recovery in X’mas address
President John Dramani Mahama has used his Christmas message to reaffirm his administration’s “Resetting Ghana” policy agenda, outlining key governance ...
Govt misses T-Bill target by 13% as yields edge up across tenors
Last week, the government missed its Treasury bills target by 13%, securing GH¢4.61 billion against the intended GH¢5.32 billion. Data ...
GRA pilots online system to tax digital and e-commerce businesses
The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has announced that it is piloting an online and e-commerce revenue mobilisation system as part ...
Gov’t to borrow GH¢75bn from domestic market in Q4
The Government plans to borrow GH¢75.7 billion from the domestic market between October and December 2025, as part of efforts ...
Electricity on, cedi stable, prices falling — Ayariga says Ghana’s economy on right track
The Majority Leader in Parliament, Mahama Ayariga, has expressed satisfaction with the state of Ghana’s economy, declaring that the country ...
Ghana Stock Exchange records 87% drop in August trading activity
Market activity on the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) contracted sharply in August 2025, as both volumes and values traded declined ...
Tariff hikes critical for Energy sector stability – IMF
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has expressed support for Ghana’s proposed utility tariff adjustments, describing them as vital to fixing ...
