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IMF approves second $600m for immediate disbursement to Ghana

Barbados PM says country owed $4.9tn as she makes fresh call for reparations

Ofori-Atta’s GH¢1tn Projection Of Ghana’s Economy Lowest Point Of 2024 Budget – Sammy Gyamfi

Budget 2024: Ghana set to cross GH¢1 trillion GDP mark for the first time – Ofori-Atta

KPMG Predicts Doubling Of Ghana’s Growth Rate In 2024

Ghana Is Doing Well, $600m Disbursement Possible In November – IMF Boss

Ghana Reaches Staff-level Agreement With IMF For Second Tranche Of $3bn Bailout

Turning Economy Around: Cut Down On Expenditure – Speakers Urge Govt

IMF Bailout: Ghana On Track To Receive 2nd Tranche In December – Ofori-Atta

Graphic representation of BRICS expansion-Source

Budget Review: There’s Room For Expenditure Cuts, We Won’t Accept Tax Increases – Minority

Ghana’s economy grows by 4.2% in 2023’s first quarter

Pakistan Ex-PM Khan Says Defying U.S. Policy Led to His Downfall

Encourage Acquisition, Mergers Of Banks And NBFIs If Needed – IMF Tells Government

World Bank: Ghana Likely To Receive First Tranche Of $300 Million By September If … – Frank Laporte

Independent Power Producers Reject government Bid To Restructure $1.58bn Debt

African dependence on IMF is permanent IMF – Gyampo

We’ll Review All Flagship Programmes, Including Free SHS – Government Tells IMF

New Taxes, Tariff Hikes Crucial For Ghana’s Bailout Deal – IMF

Bernard Avle Writes: Breaking The 17; Alternatives To IMF Conditionalities For Economic Development In Ghana

Your Free SHS Is Poorly Targeted – IMF Tells Govt

Scrapping Tax Exemptions, Adjustment Of Levies On Fuel Can Boost Revenue Mobilisation – IMF To Govt

Ghana’s Fiscal Policy Characterised By Overspending, Structurally Weak Domestic Revenue Mobilisation – IMF

Businesses, Individuals Must Prepare For Surge In Taxes – Prof Bokpin On IMF Programme

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