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IMF projects Ghana’s debt-to-GDP ratio will increase to 53% in 2026, raising concerns about borrowing, growth, and fiscal sustainability.
Ghana Cylinder Manufacturing Company warns that nearly 30% of gas cylinders are unsafe, urging expansion of the Cylinder Recirculation Model nationwide.
Ghana Stock Exchange records gains led by banking stocks, though trading activity declines, signaling a narrow but strong market rally.
Importers and Exporters Association of Ghana supports new cap on Container Administrative Charges, calling it long overdue relief for traders.
Ghana’s domestic debt increased to GH¢333.8 billion in 2025, while the overall debt-to-GDP ratio declined due to cedi strength and fiscal discipline.
Karpowership Ghana is negotiating with government to extend its power supply agreement, aiming to sustain reliable electricity delivery.
Ghana and Norway deepen cooperation on a Blue Economy strategy, focusing on sustainable fisheries, marine protection, and ocean governance.
GETFund disburses GH₵199.47 million to settle outstanding payments for perishable supplies under Ghana’s Free SHS and TVET programmes.
Ghana’s MIIF posts record GH₵5.43bn in mineral royalty inflows in 2025, driven by stronger compliance and improved oversight in the mining sector.
ECG Managing Director Kwame Kpekpena apologises for power outages in Ghana, promising reforms to improve reliability and customer response.
President Mahama says Ghana will sustain single-digit inflation after rate drops to 3.2%, citing fiscal discipline and prudent policies.
Ghana records growth in consumer spending with VAT and retail sales rising year-on-year in January 2026, despite monthly declines.