Ghana pursues an IMF Policy Coordination Instrument for economic stability, focusing on policy guidance and fiscal discipline without direct financing.
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Political Tolerance Crucial for Ghana’s Economic Growth, Says IMANI VP
IMANI VP Kofi Bentil warns that political intolerance and targeting businesses linked to politicians could undermine Ghana's economic growth.
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Ghana’s Mining Contracts Under Scrutiny: Call for Renegotiation to Secure Better National Interest
Ghana's mining contracts face scrutiny as experts advocate renegotiation to leverage stronger national bargaining power for better terms.
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Ghana’s IMF Program Completion: Stability Achieved, But Structural Reforms Lag, Experts Warn
Ghana completed its IMF program, achieving stability, but experts warn crucial structural reforms are lagging, risking future economic crises.
Read MoreGhana’s IMF Program Completion: Stability Achieved, But Structural Reforms Lag, Experts Warn
Ghana completes its IMF program, achieving stability, but experts warn crucial structural reforms for lasting economic resilience are still lagging.
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Civil Society Defends Role in Supreme Court Challenge to Anti-Corruption Law
IMANI Africa defends civil society's role in Ghana's Supreme Court case challenging the anti-corruption law, sparking debate on advocacy vs.…
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Government Defends Power Crisis Management Amidst Criticism
Ghana's government defends its handling of the recent power crisis, citing clear leadership and timely communication amidst widespread outages.
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Ghana’s Power Crisis: Lawyer Slams ‘Insincere’ Communication, Cites Political Interference
A lawyer slams Ghana's power crisis communication as insincere, blaming political interference and unreliable messaging for persistent outages.
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Political Interference, Not Leadership, Blamed for Ghana’s Energy Woes
Discover why political interference, not technical leadership, is blamed for Ghana's persistent energy crisis and dumsor.
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