Ghana's Finance Minister warns against mining lease speculation, urging companies to prioritize development over quick sales during fiscal review.
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Ghana’s Untapped Gold Reserves: A Call for Exploration Over Nationalization Debate
Ghana possesses substantial untapped gold reserves across seven underdeveloped gold belts, representing a significant economic opportunity, according to Ken Ashigbey,…
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Ghana Seeks to Double Gold Contribution to Central Bank Reserves
Ghana aims to boost its central bank gold reserves by increasing miner contributions from 20% to 30% amid global trends.
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Ghana’s IMF Dilemma: A Nation at a Crossroads of Economic Sovereignty
Ghana considers its 18th IMF program despite recent economic recovery, sparking debate over its path to true financial independence.
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Ghana’s Central Bank: Guardian or Casualty of Economic Stability?
Unpack Ghana's central bank's GH¢15.6 billion loss in 2025 amid economic recovery and its critical role in national stability.
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Bank of Ghana’s 2025 Losses: The Price of Economic Stabilization
Explore why the Bank of Ghana's GH¢15.6B loss in 2025 reflects deliberate economic stabilization efforts, not policy failure.
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Ghana Advances Reserve Strengthening Policy with Large-Scale Mining Companies
The Ghanaian government has initiated crucial discussions with major large-scale mining companies to bolster the implementation of the Ghana Accelerated…
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Bank of Ghana’s Financial Tightrope: Record Reserves Mask Growing Deficit
Explore how the Bank of Ghana's record foreign reserves conceal a growing $9 billion deficit, sparking urgent debate on its…
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Bank of Ghana Navigates Financial Tightrope Amidst Record Losses and Strategic Goals
Explore how the Bank of Ghana navigates record $1.25 billion losses and a widening capital hole amidst strategic goals and…
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Bank of Ghana Denies Significant Losses Amidst Political Firestorm
The Bank of Ghana addresses its GH¢15.6 billion operational loss, clarifying it's from stabilization policies, not mismanagement, amidst political debate.
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