An economist and professor of finance at the University of Ghana Business School (UGBS), Prof. Godfred Bokpin, has described the 2025 budget as positive...
The country’s dipping export competitiveness has tumbled by 8.4 percentage points over the last two decades and is still declining, the African Centre for...
By Sangu DELLE (Dr)
The 2025 Budget, themed “Resetting the economy for the Ghana we want,” lays out ambitious measures to stabilize and transform Ghana’s...
By Stephen AGBENYO,(PhD)
For decades, Ghana has been a significant recipient of foreign aid from the United States, particularly through the United States Agency for...
By Edwin Nii Alfred PROVENCAL(PhD)
Ghana’s Gold-for-Oil (G4O) program was launched in late 2022 as an innovative barter arrangement to tackle a worsening economic crisis.
The...
By Felix Larry ESSILFIE (Dr)
Ghana’s macroeconomic landscape has long been shaped by inflationary pressures, exchange rate instability, and fiscal imbalances, all of which have...
By Fred E. KISSI
Decades after independence, Ghana’s economy still bears the deep stamps of external control.
From colonial trade policies that locked the country into...
By Harmony Seyram ATTISE
A vision for economic transformation or political rhetoric?
Ghana’s first National Economic Dialogue under the new government opened with a bold commitment...
