Ghana's economy to hit $128.64 billion in 2026, remain Africa's 8th largest – IMF

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p.r.o.p.h.e.t... M.o.h.a.m.m.e.d..was a s.i.c.k..d.o.g 1 day ago

Burn the q.u.r.a.n...... and burn all m.o.s.q.u.e.s

Burn the q.u.r.a.n...... and burn all m.o.s.q.u.e.s
Chisty 1 day ago

Congratulations to our economic managers especially the goldboard boss

Congratulations to our economic managers especially the goldboard boss
KB 1 day ago

Ato is indeed Forson and JM is really leading.

Ato is indeed Forson and JM is really leading.
Dan 1 day ago

Ghana should have a 400 billion dollar economy

Ghana should have a 400 billion dollar economy
Great one 1 day ago

What is going to power it, Galamsey?

What is going to power it, Galamsey?
National Service Ghost names on Payroll 1 day ago

Fiscal discipline and non corruption will power it not waakye and kenkey parties

Fiscal discipline and non corruption will power it not waakye and kenkey parties
TTT 1 day ago

Dumb ass.Think of your own country being powered by ashawo,419 and drugs plus oil smuggling

Dumb ass.Think of your own country being powered by ashawo,419 and drugs plus oil smuggling
Sleeping Tablett 1 day ago

Yet we go on our knees to the IMF to Borow 3 Billion Dollars what a funny country

Yet we go on our knees to the IMF to Borow 3 Billion Dollars what a funny country
NONALIGNED 1 day ago

OF COURSE, CONTINUED PURCHASING OF GALAMSEY GOLD FOR EXPORT WHILST OUR FORESTS AND WATER BODIES ARE GETTING DESTROYED AND POLLUTED WILL DEFINITELY LEAD TO INCREASED UNSUSTAINABLE EXPORT VOLUMES AND INADVERTENTLY INCREASED GDP ...
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OF COURSE, CONTINUED PURCHASING OF GALAMSEY GOLD FOR EXPORT WHILST OUR FORESTS AND WATER BODIES ARE GETTING DESTROYED AND POLLUTED WILL DEFINITELY LEAD TO INCREASED UNSUSTAINABLE EXPORT VOLUMES AND INADVERTENTLY INCREASED GDP AT THE CURRENT GOLD PRICE, BUT THIS RESULTS DOES NOT REFLECT IN THE POCKETS OF THE CITIZENS AS THEIR PURCHASING POWER HAS RATHER REDUCED!, AND NO JOBS HAVE BEEN CREATED TO COMMENSURATE WITH THE INCREASED GDP!!
HOW THEN CAN ANY RIGHT-THINKING PERSON TOUT SAMMY GYEMFI, ATO FORSON OR THE PRESIDENT FOR PERFORMING ANY WONDERS, SIMPLY BECAUSE THEY'RE BUYING GALAMSEY GOLD TO SELL TO SHOW UNSUSTAINABLE EXPORT VOLUMES AND GOLD PRICE INCREASE, AND USE THOSE DOLLARS TO PROTECT THE CEDI WITHOUT SPENDING THE MONEY TO CREATING JOBS TO IMPROVE THE PURCHASING POWER OF THE CITIZENRY!!!
THE HARD TRUTH IS THAT, THERE'S HARDSHIP IN THE COUNTRY AND MAJORITY OF THE CITIZENS ARE STRUGGLING TO SURVIVE WITH NO JOBS, COUPLED WITH HIGH COST OF LIVING!!!
HAPPY DAYS 18 hours ago

@KB,you're gloating about non-news,a visit to Ghana Statistical Service website will tell you Ghana's GDP was ghc1.2trillion in 2024,so what is the addition here? You see what following incompetent and clueless leaders has do ...
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@KB,you're gloating about non-news,a visit to Ghana Statistical Service website will tell you Ghana's GDP was ghc1.2trillion in 2024,so what is the addition here? You see what following incompetent and clueless leaders has done to you? Read and inform yourself because your leaders are full of deceit and have little respect for you because they know you can't think for yourself.

Ibrahim Issaka 6 hours ago

Are you an illiterate? Assuming what you are saying is true, just divide the 1.2 trillion cedis by exchange rate of the cedis to the dollar at the time, and you will see the true value of the country in dollars. AaThat will b ...
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Are you an illiterate? Assuming what you are saying is true, just divide the 1.2 trillion cedis by exchange rate of the cedis to the dollar at the time, and you will see the true value of the country in dollars. AaThat will bring the value of the economy to about $88 billion. Today, the economy is more than $128 billion, an astronomical growth by about $40 billion in unders two years.
Charles 5 hours ago

How reliable are these figures? Is Ghana's economy bigger than that of Ethiopia? I doubt it.

How reliable are these figures? Is Ghana's economy bigger than that of Ethiopia? I doubt it.

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Ghana's economy to hit $128.64 billion in 2026, remain Africa's 8th largest – IMF

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