The Former Deputy Finance Minister, Casiel Ato Forson has welcomed the decision by the government to go to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for support. He said he is glad over the decision. “I am glad that finally, the NPP government has taken the decision to go to the IMF …
Read More »Afenyo-Markin: NDC Went To IMF Due To Mismanagement Because There Was No Crisis
The Deputy Majority Leader in Parliament, Alexander Afenyo-Markin has told the Minority that the National Democratic Congress (NDC), when in government, went to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for support due to mismanagement of the economy. The Effutu lawmaker stated on the floor of Parliament Friday July 1 that …
Read More »Social Media Reacts After Akufo-Addo Directs Finance Minister To Engage IMF
On Friday, the Information Ministry announced that President Akufo-Addo has directed the Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta, to begin formal engagements with the International Monetary Fund. The decision has taken many Ghanaians by surprise. This is because before approaching IMF, the government, on numerous occasions, insisted that a bailout from the …
Read More »President Akufo-Addo Directs Finance Minister To Engage IMF For Economic Support
President Akufo-Addo has directed the Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta, to begin formal engagements with the International Monetary Fund, for economic support, MyGhanaMedia.com can authoritatively confirm. A statement signed by the Information Minister, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, and dated July 1st, 2022 indicated that there had already been a conversation between the …
Read More »Coach Huub Stevens Set To Takeover Hearts of Oak Coaching Job
The Board of Hearts of Oak is reportedly considering the imminent appointment of the Dutch trainer, Huub Stevens for their next season’s campaign. Hearts of Oak head coach, Samuel Boadu is set to be axed by the club’s board of directors following their unimpressive performance in the just-ended season. …
Read More »Russian Embassy In Ghana: Western Policies Driving Rising Food Prices; It Can’t Be Us
The Russian Embassy in Ghana says its country cannot be blamed for the rising cost of food items in Ghana. It says, it is extremely unfair for the government to attribute the food crisis to its invasion of Ukraine when it is crystal clear the situation is as a result …
Read More »Students, Staff of Tepa Senior High School To Benefit From CHLiF-GH Free Health Screening And Sensitization – Francisca Kusiwaa
Collins Healthy Liver Foundation-Ghana (CHLiF-Gh) is a non-profit health organization committed to creating awareness of liver health and its related diseases. Its focus is on the early diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of Hepatitis B. The foundation was established in honor of Elder Collins Yeboah, a father of three daughters …
Read More »Nominations Open For The 2nd Edition Of National Students Platinum Awards
The management of SMIVIC Events has opened Nomination for the 2nd edition of the National Students Platinum Awards. According to the organizers, the main motive of this initiative is to celebrate students, individuals, and co-operate entities that have made an impact on Ghanaian education and also to motivate students to …
Read More »Government Will Confront IMF Conundrum Head-On In Coming Weeks – Information Minister Reveals
The Minister of Information, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, has said the government will decide whether to seek the support of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to help address the country’s economic challenges in the coming weeks. The Information Minister said he does not currently have a brief that indicates that …
Read More »Why Must Africa Go Hungry And Depend On Imports For Survival? – Eugene Osei-Tutu Writes
According to Luc Christiaensen, a lead Agriculture Economist with the World Bank, Africa’s food import bill has more than tripled, reaching about US$35 billion a year. Perusing the article further, one notices that much of this imported food could be produced locally, creating much-needed jobs for the bulge population of …
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