DOSSIER: IMF-World Bank

IMF still not an option – Ofori-Atta speaks on government's homegrown recovery plan

No turning back to IMF, we're on the right path - Ofori-Atta

Ghana's economy to become 12th fastest growing in sub-Saharan Africa for 2022 - Report

World Bank provides US$200m to accelerate Ghana’s digital transformation agenda

Implement growth-focused policies to attract private investment – World Bank to Ghana

IMF warns of further market sell-offs as central banks adjust policy

Global economic crisis: Ghana, others to benefit from US$170bn financing package – World Bank

IMF revises Ghana’s growth rate to 5.2% of GDP for 2022

Going to IMF will benefit Ghana's economy – EIU

Structural bottlenecks will take Ghana to IMF – Prof. Bokpin

IMF bailout has not been beneficial to Ghana – TUC

Let’s work together to ensure global food security – IMF Managing Director

IMF bailout will re-introduce the economic neocolonialism we are avoiding – Oduro Osae

IMF deals don’t benefit Ghana – John Kwakye

Ghana has run to IMF for help 16 times - John Kwakye

Expect food prices to keep rising – IMF warns

Read IEA’s proposal to government in order to avoid going to IMF

We can't go to IMF anymore, we have borrowed enough - Former Finance Minister

World Bank processes $60.6m additional COVID-19 funding for Ghana - Report

400 SMEs get GH¢28 million from World Bank

Government will eventually go to IMF despite delay - Dr Amoako Baah

Government’s 'refusal' to get IMF support due to accountability – Economist

Government unveils US$103.4 million project to restore degraded landscapes

We have what it takes to turn 'ailing' economy around - Ofori-Atta

World Bank readies new partnership agreement with Ghana

Government implementing measures likely to be recommended by IMF – Buaben Asamoa

Economic inclusion critical for stability - World Bank

IMF will 'force' Akufo-Addo to use presidential jet for travels - Ablakwa

Ghana's credit ratings: Ablakwa 'sarcastically' applauds Akufo-Addo, Bawumia

World Bank representative to engage government on economy, COVID-19

‘There are too many tax exemptions in Ghana’ - World Bank Country Director

Going to IMF is an admission that we cannot manage our economy - Economist

Going to IMF has never helped Ghana, we have to cut down on expenditure - NPP MP

Test of resilience is not to head to IMF after exit, manage crisis by yourself – Terkper

World Bank warns of difficulty in accessing external financing

IMF urges Ghana, other emerging economies to prepare for US Fed policy tightening