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Ghana ranks second most indebted African nation to IMF

Ghana ranks second most indebted African nation to IMF

Inflation in Ghana surged to 23.8% in December

Inflation in Ghana surged to 23.8% in December

Ghana is open to business again – Mahama reassures business community

Ghana is open to business again – Mahama reassures business community

Eurobond holders to receive coupon payments totaling $346m today, Jan. 3 – Akufo-Addo

Eurobond holders to receive coupon payments totaling $346m today, Jan. 3 – Akufo-Addo

Tullow Oil is a key player in Ghana's oil and gas sector, with significant investments in the Jubilee and TEN fields.

Ghana loses $320 million arbitration dispute over tax assessment with Tullow Oil

Akufo-Addo government excels in majority of macroeconomic indicators – Report

Akufo-Addo government excels in majority of macroeconomic indicators – Report

Unapproved mini budget poses serious economic risks for 2025 – Prof. Quartey

Unapproved mini budget poses serious economic risks for 2025 – Prof. Quartey

Ghana faces government shutdown: a looming crisis in a critical time

Looming government shutdown in Ghana: How political gridlock and a budgetary impasse could disrupt essential services and impact millions

Ghana faces potential shutdown as Parliament adjourns without mini-budget

Ghana faces potential shutdown as Parliament adjourns without mini-budget

Finance Minister to present mini-budget today: MPs share expectations

Finance Minister to present mini-budget today: MPs share expectations

Simons has accused shadowy “ghost investors” of controlling the refinery on behalf of politically connected elites, raising concerns about transparency, governance, and national resource management.

Bright Simons unveils ‘ghost investors’ in Ghana’s Royal Gold Refinery, prompting calls for transparency

Amin Adam’s comments are not only disingenuous but a painful insult to the intelligence of the Ghanaian people

The Finance Minister lied through his teeth when he said NPP leaves behind a resilient economy for Mahama