The World Bank Group has emphasized the need for Ghana to pursue comprehensive fiscal reforms to build a resilient and equitable fiscal system .

Similarly, it said the fiscal system’s weak expenditure controls enabled a vicious circle leading to reduced fiscal space and ...

In 2024, the government budgeted 63 billion Ghana Cedis for employee compensation, while total revenue and grants were ...

Ghana has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with its bilateral creditors, including China and France, to restructure ...

Ghana says it has signed a memorandum of understanding with its official creditors, an essential process in restoring the ...

The IMF aims to promote global economic stability, secure financial stability, facilitate international trade, promote high ...

The World Bank Group's latest Public Finance Review report, titled "Building the Foundations for a Resilient and Equitable ...

As all participating countries signed the memorandum of understanding to formalize the debt restructuring agreed with Ghana's ...

Tax cuts, revenue administration reforms, energy sector debt management, expenditure controls and exchange rate stabilization ...

By investing in financial literacy, Ghana can unlock its economic potential, reduce inequality, and pave the way for a more ...

The Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA), a public policy think-tank, has cautioned the government against another debt restructuring by deliberately raising more revenue and being fiscally responsible ...

Ghana entered into a $3 billion IMF programme in 2023 to address economic challenges, including inflation and debt sustainability. The latest engagement is expected to shape policy decisions for the ...