Politics

Ghana’s economy showed signs of serious challenges even before COVID-19 struck. The World Bank’s country director has been emphatic that our economic challenges persisted even before the COVID-19 crises.

The proposal is coming at time when there is a debate whether the policy should be reviewed or abolished since it’s consuming chunk of government revenue.

As part of activities to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the late President John Evans Atta Mills, the National Democratic Congress and the Board of the Atta Mills Memorial Heritage …

His lawyers insist that the Supreme Court lacks jurisdiction to entertain the originating writ seeking to invalidate the Assin North 2020 Parliamentary elections.

TUC in a statement signed by its Secretary General, Dr Yaw Baah kicking against the IMF bailout said IMF programmes have only imposed unnecessary hardships on Ghanaians with practically nothing …

NDC has released the timetable for its branch elections expected to last for more than a month.

This was to help our readers grasp with what the picture of the economy looks and what IMF program can bring to better the outlook of the economy.

Some finance experts have indicated the need for government to engage the International Monetary Fund at this moment of the country’s economic conditions.

President Akufo-Addo, last week, ordered the Minister for Finance, to commence formal engagements with the Fund after a telephone conversation with the president and the IMF managing director, Kristalina Georgiev.

It is indisputable that the current Akufo-Addo/Bawumia-NPP government is the most resourced government in Ghana’s history.