Ghana's central bank reported a 15.6 billion cedi loss, sparking debate on the true cost of economic stabilization efforts.
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Bank of Ghana Navigates Financial Strain with Operational Resilience
Explore how the Bank of Ghana maintains operational stability and manages the nation's economy despite significant financial losses and negative…
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Akosombo Fire and BoG’s Record Loss Dominate National Discourse
Explore the Akosombo fire's impact on Ghana's power and the Bank of Ghana's record loss, examining their implications for national…
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Bank of Ghana Faces Scrutiny Over GH¢15.6 Billion Loss in 2025
Ghana's central bank faces intense scrutiny after reporting a massive GH¢15.6 billion loss, sparking debate over its policy decisions.
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Central Banks: The Unseen Cost of Economic Stability
Explore the true costs of central bank actions in maintaining economic stability and why their value isn't measured by profit.
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Akosombo Fire and Bank of Ghana’s Billion-Cedi Loss Dominate National Discourse
Discover how the Akosombo fire and Bank of Ghana's billion-cedi loss are profoundly impacting Ghana's energy and economic future.
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Ghana’s TUC Demands Tangible Benefits from Economic Stability, Citing Jobs and Living Standards
Ghana's TUC urges the government to translate economic stability into tangible benefits like jobs and improved living standards for workers.
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Bank of Ghana Records GH¢15.6 Billion Loss in 2025, Gold Reserve Sales Mitigate Deeper Deficit
Discover how the Bank of Ghana recorded a GH¢15.6 billion loss in 2025, with gold reserve sales softening the financial…
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Bank of Ghana’s Reported Losses Masked by Gold Sales, Alleges Former Minister
Former Minister alleges Bank of Ghana used gold sales to mask true financial losses, sparking scrutiny over its 2025 report.
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Bank of Ghana’s GH₵15.6 Billion Loss Deemed ‘Necessary Evil’ for Economic Stability
Unpack the Bank of Ghana's GH₵15.6 billion loss, deemed essential for economic stability, stemming from currency revaluation and policy actions.
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