Ghana Economy
The latest reporting, context, and conversations from this desk.
Ebo Buckman: NPP Brought Ghana to Its Knees Before the Ukraine War
Ebo Buckman of the United Party argues that Ghana’s economic crisis stems from internal mismanagement and corruption, not just the Russia-Ukraine war.
Ebo Buckman: Market Prices Are Down and the Economy Is Stable
Ebo Buckman of the Movement for United Party defends Ghana’s economy, citing falling market prices and stable macroeconomic indicators.
Ebo Buckman: Why the One Cedi Fuel Levy Must Remain
Ebo Buckman warns that removing Ghana’s one cedi fuel levy would risk energy stability and create long-term fiscal challenges for the economy.
Ebo Buckman: Understanding the ‘War Premium’ on Fuel Prices
Ebo Buckman explains how the ‘war premium’ and Middle East tensions are driving up fuel prices in Ghana and what a potential ceasefire could mean for the economy.
Ghana’s Fuel Prices: Ranking 15th in Africa Amid Global Volatility
Ghana ranks 15th in Africa for lowest fuel prices, but warnings of upcoming hikes and recent NPA price floor adjustments signal potential costs for consumers.
The Netherlands Leads Global Cocoa Trade with Ghana as Key Supplier
The Netherlands has overtaken Germany as the top cocoa product exporter, with Ghana as a key supplier. Discover how the global cocoa value chain is shifting.
KGL Group Backs President Mahama’s Move to Renegotiate NLA Deal
KGL Group welcomes President Mahama’s directive to renegotiate the NLA-KGL deal, focusing on improved revenue sharing and corporate tax compliance.
McDan Aviation and E&P: Balancing Opportunity in Ghana’s Economy
Explore the tension between political influence and fair regulation in Ghana, focusing on the contrasting cases of McDan Aviation and Engineers and Planners.
Dzimega to Bashiru: If Airfare Is Too High, Take Trotro
Theophilus Dzimega challenges Ibrahim Bashiru on TV3, arguing that domestic airfare is a poor benchmark for Ghana’s cost of living compared to road travel.
Ibrahim Bashiru: Why People Are Not Happy With the Economy
Ibrahim Bashiru discusses rising living costs, unemployment, and the gaps in the 24-hour economy policy, highlighting public frustration with the economy.