
Ghana to Launch Value for Money Office to Strengthen Fiscal Accountability
Ghana’s new Value for Money Office will curb wasteful public spending, enforce accountability, and ensure every cedi delivers results.

Ghana’s new Value for Money Office will curb wasteful public spending, enforce accountability, and ensure every cedi delivers results.

GRA’s new taxpayer drive targets eight million Ghanaians, boosting domestic revenue and advancing Ghana’s long-term fiscal independence.

Ghana’s 2026 Budget: Ato Forson presents Nov 13, focusing on jobs, stabilization, fiscal discipline, IMF-backed reforms.

Smuggling in Ghana’s trade sector surges, costing billions and threatening tax revenue, industry growth, and national security.

Ghana’s central bank unveils digital lending, open banking, and crypto rules to modernize and secure financial systems.

Ghana celebrates 60 years of the Cedi—honoring sovereignty, stability, and economic resilience through history, innovation, and national pride.

IMF urges Sub-Saharan Africa to modernize tax systems, close loopholes, and adopt digital tools to boost fair, sustainable revenue.

Bank of Ghana’s new push tackles dollarisation, boosts cedi adoption, strengthens monetary policy, restores confidence, and builds resilient, self-reliant growth.

Ghana pursues Public-Private Partnerships to close a $37 billion annual infrastructure gap and accelerate sustainable national development.

Ghana signals global investment readiness as President Mahama rings NASDAQ bell, unveiling reforms to attract billions in foreign investment.

AGOA once bridged U.S.–Africa trade, but new tariffs threaten Ghana’s exports, raising costs, eroding competitiveness, and reshaping markets.

Ghana’s cedi faces market-driven adjustment as BoG withdraws forex support. Mahama stresses balance, stability, and tackling abusive currency practices.