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Ghana's Parliamentary Press Corps sharpen their skills - but what crucial role does financial reporting play in a strong democracy?

The Parliament of Ghana, World Bank, and FCDO collaborated on a workshop for journalists. The aim was to boost their capacity for public financial reporting- but the implications could be far-reaching.

According to one MP, Ghana's economy has drastically improved - but is everyone feeling the same way?

Sissala East MP Mohammed Issah Bataglia discussed the state of Ghana's economy. He highlighted indicators suggesting the economy is on a positive trajectory - but what does this mean for the average Ghanaian?

The Governor's remarks hint at both progress and potential pitfalls-but what does this mean for the average Ghanaian?

Bank of Ghana Governor-Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama-addressed the 129th Monetary Policy Committee meeting in Accra. He spoke on the state of Ghana's economy and its surprising performance-but cautioned that this is not a time for complacency.

Ghana's economy is stabilising faster than expected - but what does this mean for the average Ghanaian?

Bank of Ghana Governor Dr. Johnson Asiama says Ghana's economy is showing signs of stabilisation. Key indicators are showing improvements across multiple sectors - but will it last?

Escalating Middle East tensions could impact Ghana's economy - but how will the BoG respond?

Bank of Ghana Governor Dr. Johnson Asiama has cautioned that the escalating Middle East conflict poses a threat to Ghana's inflation outlook. The conflict's disruption of energy and shipping routes could have far-reaching implications - but how?

Big changes are coming to public sector salaries - but what does this mean for your pocket?

President Mahama addressed Organised Labour about public sector remuneration. The government is planning reforms, but one decision may affect future negotiations - and some workers.

President Mahama wants to overhaul public sector pay - but how will a new commission change things?

President Mahama has declared 2026 as the transition year from the Fair Wages and Salaries Commission to an Independent Emoluments Commission. This announcement is part of a major overhaul of Ghana's public sector pay - but what could this mean for workers?

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's international reserves are reportedly up - but what does this mean for the average Ghanaian?

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr. Johnson Asiama, addressed the 129th Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting. He touched on Ghana's ability to withstand external shocks - but what could this mean for the economy?

Ghana's external reserves have increased, but an ambitious program to grow them further may have implications.

The Bank of Ghana has released new figures about the country's financial status. Governor Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama says that these numbers reflect the impact of disciplined policy measures - but what does it all mean?

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?

A new study challenges common explanations for Ghana's inflation - could gold be a better stabilizer than oil?

Ghanaians remember the economic pain of 2022, with many blaming global factors for rising inflation. However, a new study suggests the real culprit might be closer to home - and it may not be what you think.

Why should Ghanaians temper their expectations for government spending? A PFM expert explains the balancing act.

A public financial management expert engaged journalists and policymakers on government spending. She stressed the importance of fiscal discipline- but what does that mean for the average Ghanaian?

An economist is calling for a change in Ghana's economic approach - but what changes need to be made?

Dr. Bernard Tutu Boahene, a lecturer at UEW, is advocating for Ghana to transition to institutional discipline in economic management. He spoke about the relevance of the Bank of Ghana's reports to the average Ghanaian-but what does this mean for importers?