Ghanaian banks have significantly reduced their average lending rates, with the rate falling to 16.33% in April 2026, a more…
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Banking Consultant Urges Privatization of Non-Strategic State Enterprises Amidst IMF Transition
A banking consultant urges privatizing non-strategic state enterprises to ease Ghana's financial burden during its IMF transition.
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Former Deputy Finance Minister Defends Akufo-Addo Government’s IMF Bailout Decision Amidst Economic Transition
Former Deputy Finance Minister, Stephen Amoah, has defended the Akufo-Addo administration’s decision to seek an International Monetary Fund (IMF) bailout,…
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Ghana Exits IMF Programme, Signals Economic Recovery
Ghana exits its IMF program ahead of schedule, signaling strong economic recovery, improved stability, and a promising future for growth.
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Kenya Protests Turn Deadly Amidst Soaring Fuel Prices and Transport Strikes
Deadly protests erupt in Kenya over soaring fuel prices and transport strikes, causing casualties, arrests, and widespread disruption in Nairobi.
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Ghanaians Show Financial Recovery Signs, But Long-Term Vulnerability Looms
Ghanaians are experiencing financial recovery and optimism, yet long-term vulnerability persists due to inadequate savings and retirement planning.
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Bank of Ghana Assures Businesses of Dollar Liquidity Amidst Cedi Volatility
Bank of Ghana assures businesses of ample dollar liquidity, calming fears over cedi volatility and ensuring forex availability for market…
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Ghana at 70: Asantehene Calls for Shift from Rhetoric to Enterprise
Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II urges Ghana to prioritize enterprise over rhetoric for its 70th anniversary, addressing a legacy of…
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Ghanaian Public Eyes Economic Relief Post-IMF Program Exit
Ghanaians anticipate economic relief, including stable tariffs and lower living costs, after exiting the IMF program, despite lingering concerns.
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Ghana Rules Out International Debt Markets as IMF Bailout Concludes
Ghana rules out international debt markets until 2026 post-IMF bailout, focusing on policy coordination for economic stability.
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