Accra, Ghana – In the first quarter of 2026, Ghana’s government failed to spend GH₵24.0 billion of its allocated budget,…
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Opposition Demands Clarity on GH¢25.3 Million Agricultural Fund Discrepancy
Opposition demands answers regarding a GH¢25.3 million discrepancy in agricultural funds, accusing the government of misleading the public.
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Ghana Finance and Agriculture Ministries in Funding Dispute
Ghana's Finance and Agriculture Ministries clash over GH¢1.6 billion in agricultural funding, revealing conflicting budget execution figures.
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Finance Ministry Disburses 85% of Agriculture Budget, Boosting Transformation Agenda
Ghana's Finance Ministry has released 85% of the agriculture budget, accelerating the nation's food security and transformation agenda.
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Ghana Leather Manufacturers Demand Zero Import Duty on Raw Materials to Boost Local Industry
Ghanaian leather manufacturers urge the government to remove import duties on raw materials to boost local production and competitiveness.
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Ghana’s IMF Pivot: Former Minister Cites Reform Lapses for Policy Coordination Instrument Shift
Former Minister reveals Ghana's IMF shift to a Policy Coordination Instrument stems from unfulfilled reform promises, not new funding.
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Ghana’s Energy Sector Still Requires Billions in Government Support Despite ESLA Levy Hike
Ghana's energy sector still needs billions in government support by 2025, even with the increased ESLA levy failing to cover…
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Ghanaian Ministry of Finance Establishes Inter-Agency Group to Tackle Billions in Unclaimed Funds
Accra, Ghana – May 25, 2026 – The Ministry of Finance has officially launched an Inter-Agency Technical Working Group (TWG)…
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Accra-Kumasi Expressway Project Advances with 51km Corridor Cleared, Compensation Nears
Ghana's Accra-Kumasi Expressway project advances with 51km cleared and compensation for affected residents expected to begin soon.
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Newly Recruited Teachers Threaten Renewed Protests Over Unpaid Salary Arrears
A group identifying as the Concerned Newly Recruited Teachers under the Ghana Education Service (GES) is voicing significant disappointment and…
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