The illegal transfer of gold, one of the country’s most valuable natural resources, remains one of the country’s significant economic losses.
According to Minister for...
By Joshua Worlasi AMLANU
Government's plan to re-enter the domestic bond market in 2025 carries significant risks if not aligned with maturing debt obligations, particularly...
By Isaac FRIMPONG (Ph.D.)
In Ghana, 45 percent of the populace prioritises financial support for relatives and community members over personal savings or debt repayment,...
By Nana Sifa Twum (PhD)
Ghana’s debt situation requires urgent and strategic action. By combining strong diplomacy, economic reforms, and international engagement, Ghana can successfully...
By Felix Larry ESSILFIE (Dr)
Ghana’s ongoing macroeconomic stabilization efforts, anchored by the International Monetary Fund’s $3 billion Extended Credit Facility program, have drawn attention...
The Centre for Economic Research and Policy Analysis (CERPA) has conducted a comprehensive review of Ghana’s 2025 Budget Statement and Economic Policy, highlighting both...
The need for monetary policies that account for the structural challenges of developing and emerging economies took center stage at the launch of Monetary...
