IMF upgrades Ghana's 2026 economic growth forecast to 5.7%

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JUSTICE NAPARI 10 hours ago

WITH ALL THIS ACHIEVEMENT, NPP WANTS TO COME AND TAKE GHANA BACK? NO NO TO DR. BAWUMIA AND HIS NPP. FORWARD EVER, BACKWARDS NEVER.

WITH ALL THIS ACHIEVEMENT, NPP WANTS TO COME AND TAKE GHANA BACK? NO NO TO DR. BAWUMIA AND HIS NPP. FORWARD EVER, BACKWARDS NEVER.
Talk Is Cheap 2 hours ago

No to BRICS, Even Heaven currency or BRICS can deliver Ghana without change of mindset, South Korea and Singapore did not developed with BRICS, Brics is political everywhere

No to BRICS, Even Heaven currency or BRICS can deliver Ghana without change of mindset, South Korea and Singapore did not developed with BRICS, Brics is political everywhere
Kwame 9 hours ago

Since yesterday, only good news about Ghana economy. Buwumia will die seeing an English professor chairing the economic management team and delivering such massive results.
He has no basis to claim his knowledge in economic ...
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Since yesterday, only good news about Ghana economy. Buwumia will die seeing an English professor chairing the economic management team and delivering such massive results.
He has no basis to claim his knowledge in economics will male him better at leading the country again.
P O. Addai 9 hours ago

Do we need the IMF to tell us if we are doing well? When you are poor you know it; when you are rich you know it.

Do we need the IMF to tell us if we are doing well? When you are poor you know it; when you are rich you know it.
AK 8 hours ago

Who trusts the IMF!!! Next year they will turn round and paint a dark picture about the same economy. Until we totally extricate ourselves from this IMF, we will never see progress. Ato Forson is with them right now; they are ...
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Who trusts the IMF!!! Next year they will turn round and paint a dark picture about the same economy. Until we totally extricate ourselves from this IMF, we will never see progress. Ato Forson is with them right now; they are going to write the 2027 budget for him.
Mr Smith 8 hours ago

P. O. Addai & AK, nice observation. It's only the Political Animals who see things differently. Upgrade to 5.7 and so what? How does that impact positively in our pockets. No reduction in school fees, accommodation rent, util ...
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P. O. Addai & AK, nice observation. It's only the Political Animals who see things differently. Upgrade to 5.7 and so what? How does that impact positively in our pockets. No reduction in school fees, accommodation rent, utilities, etc. Transport fares just went up and is likely to affect food and other services. IMF has upgraded us and that is good news for Political Animals to jubilate.
Bernard 8 hours ago

I wonder why Ghanaians don't delve deep into political issues but accept nonsense per face value. Why should this be difficult to realize and understand that IMF and World Bank have not helped any developing country since the ...
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I wonder why Ghanaians don't delve deep into political issues but accept nonsense per face value. Why should this be difficult to realize and understand that IMF and World Bank have not helped any developing country since they were created by the Bretton Woods guys? Ever since the treacherous UP vagabonds took over, every budget has been sent there for review before it's read to Ghanaians. Our politicians don't have any vision for the economy.
KELEWELE 5 hours ago

@Mr. Smith
I am happy paaaaa. My pocket has been impacted. Too bad yours hasn't been. But if you continue to be an NPP aplanke, then .....Remember, when you were getting free money for posting such nkwaseasem on Ghanaweb cou ...
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@Mr. Smith
I am happy paaaaa. My pocket has been impacted. Too bad yours hasn't been. But if you continue to be an NPP aplanke, then .....Remember, when you were getting free money for posting such nkwaseasem on Ghanaweb courtesy of free money from cursed Asante Bediatuo and squealer Kojo Oppong Nkrumah! Oh well those days are gone wae.
For your info, Mahama is asphalting your village road, so be grateful a bit wae. Naniama
Mr Smith 2 hours ago

Dumb brains like yours are our weakness. So criticizing the IMF makes me an NPP supporter? What did NPP achieve with flirting with the IMF? Both your NDC and NPP are useless to the core!

Dumb brains like yours are our weakness. So criticizing the IMF makes me an NPP supporter? What did NPP achieve with flirting with the IMF? Both your NDC and NPP are useless to the core!
HAPPY DAYS 3 hours ago

@JUSTICE NAPARI,did you travel out of Ghana and just come back?A little reminder,when inflation was 54% Accra-Kumasi VIP fare was ghc85,today we are told that inflation is 5% and Accra-Kumasi is ghc150,Justice I'm not an econ ...
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@JUSTICE NAPARI,did you travel out of Ghana and just come back?A little reminder,when inflation was 54% Accra-Kumasi VIP fare was ghc85,today we are told that inflation is 5% and Accra-Kumasi is ghc150,Justice I'm not an economist maybe you are,can you explain this? As inflation goes down prices of goods and services are rising,why? My take is that the inflation is a paper inflation and not due to the operation of market forces,only NDC led by propagandists and supported by dimwits,idiots and outright imbeciles.

Hamid 2 hours ago

@Mr. Smith, please leave Kelewele to swim in his stupidity. Definitely some low hustling party communicator who has seen some few 200 Cedi notes and is on the moon with happiness.

@Mr. Smith, please leave Kelewele to swim in his stupidity. Definitely some low hustling party communicator who has seen some few 200 Cedi notes and is on the moon with happiness.

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