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Is the GH¢1 energy levy still justifiable amidst rising fuel prices and geopolitical tensions?

Ghana's energy sector is facing scrutiny over the GH¢1 per liter levy on petrol and diesel- a levy introduced in mid-2025. The justification for this levy is now being questioned as market dynamics shift, raising concerns about its impact on consumers and the economy.

Edward Bawa took over GOIL with a massive debt - what challenges did this present?

GOIL PLC's CEO, Edward Bawa, discussed the company's financial state upon his arrival in 2025. He highlighted the challenges of a substantial debt owed to a major petroleum supplier - hinting at the uphill battle faced by the company.

Ghana is set to exit its IMF program, but is the nation truly ready, or is it walking into another trap?

As Ghana prepares to exit its IMF program, President Mahama speaks of national restoration. The country's economic sovereignty still faces structural vulnerabilities- but what hard road lies ahead?

Ghana returns to domestic borrowing - but at what cost?

Ghana's government has re-entered the domestic bond market after a three-year hiatus, aiming for long-term financial instruments. This move sparks debate - will it foster stability or lead to renewed debt issues?

Sub-Saharan Africa's debt has stabilised, but what does this mean for essential services like health and education?

The IMF reports that government debt in sub-Saharan Africa has stabilised after years of shocks. However, the cost of servicing this debt is climbing-hinting at pressure on national budgets.