The Speaker of Parliament, Rt. Hon. A. S.K Bagbin, has said that as Leader of the House, he can only be impartial but he cannot be neutral. Speaking in reference …
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Cedi depreciation: gov’t tasked to resolve disparity in interbank and forex retail rates
by Adnan Adamsby Adnan AdamsAn economist with an investment bank in the country has admonished government to work harder to improve upon the credibility of the country’s fiscal regime in order to attract more …
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Gov’t slashes SOEs to be listed on GSE from 15 to 7 amidst continuous losses
by Adnan Adamsby Adnan AdamsAdnan Adams Mohammed Government’s earlier intention to dilute its ownership in about 15 State Owned Enterprises (SOEs) as reported later part of last year, have been slashed down to seven …
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I’ll be very careful supporting #FixTheCountry openly – Manasseh Azure
by Adnan Adamsby Adnan AdamsAnti-graft campaigner, Manasseh Azure, has indicated his hesitation to openly support the #FixTheCountry Movement following the arrest of one of their conveners. Oliver Barker-Vormawor, a convener of the movement has …
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E-Levy fallout: Experts disagree on IMF bailout
by Adnan Adamsby Adnan AdamsAdnan Adams Mohammed As Ghana’s economy is torn in the flesh of either passing and implementing the Electronic Transaction Levy or going to the IMF for a bailout, many finance …
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Mould, Assibey-Yeboah charge gov’t to start IMF bailout process now
by Adnan Adamsby Adnan AdamsAdnan Adams Mohammed In the wake of calls on the government to abandon the idea of forcing an Electronic Transaction Levy (E levy) on Ghanaians against all odds and massive …
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Ghana’s trade surplus narrows to US$1b
by Adnan Adamsby Adnan AdamsBy Elorm Desewu Ghana’s trade surplus has narrowed significantly recording a surplus of USw$1.1 billion representing 1.6% of Gross Domestic Product ( GDP) compared to a surplus of US$2.0 billion …
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By Elorm Desewu Banks’ year on year profitability growth have declined recording 22.1 percent or GHC7.4 billion compare with 27.2 percent in 2020. Notwithstanding the decline in the profit growth, …
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Moody’s downgrades Ghana’s rating to Caa1; outlook stable
by Adnan Adamsby Adnan AdamsAdnan Adams Mohammed Moody’s Investors Service (“Moody’s”) has downgraded the Government of Ghana’s long-term issuer and senior unsecured debt ratings to Caa1 from B3 and changed the outlook to stable …
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By Elorm Desewu The government’s fiscal deficit has widened further, recording an end year deficit of 9.7 percent o Gross Domestic Product, (GDP), slightly higher than the target of 9.4 …