Ghana may seek ‘bail out’ in less than two years after exit from IMF – Ato Forson

Ghana likely to return to IMF – Ato Forson

Remove 'killer' taxes - Minority demands

Change course or plunge economy into bigger challenges – Minority to Nana Addo

Finance Minister declares 'state of emergency' in energy sector

Government revises budget deficit, GDP growth

Budget review: Finance Minister wants ¢6.3bn more to spend in 6 months

Gold Coast customers storm Parliament over locked up cash

Gov’t reviews 2019 budget to GHS 85.1 billion

Mid-year budget review: 6 things Finance Minister will talk about

Finance Minister requests for GH¢6.37bn in supplementary budget

Obedient Akufo-Addo government will fix your roads – Ofori-Atta

Posterity will thank Akufo-Addo forever over free SHS – Ofori-Atta

Future of oil industry good – Ofori-Atta

Gov’t will fix your roads – Finance Minister tells Ghanaians

Government withdraws luxury vehicle tax

Protests greet mid-year budget review presentation

Government withdraws luxury vehicle levy

‘We’re delivering on the change Ghanaians voted for in 2016’ - Ofori-Atta

'We are certainly not there yet; Akufo-Addo even 'reminded us' last week – Ken Ofori-Atta

Dumsor is history - Finance Minister

'Listening' Akufo-Addo gov't will 'fix' bad roads 'not with words & pictures' - Ofori-Atta

Government announces withdrawal of 'controversial' luxury vehicle levy

Procurement Authority saves GH¢2.7bn in 31 months – Ken Ofori-Atta

Call tax increased to 9%; luxury vehicle levy withdrawn

We’ll fix your roads but not with pictures like NDC – Finance Minister

Ghana’s debt GHC204bn as at June 2019 – Ofori-Atta

3,000 jobs saved in the banking sector – Ken Ofori-Atta

3,000 jobs saved in the banking sector – Ken Ofori-Atta

Government increases 'talk tax' to 9%

Fuel prices to go up - Ken Ofori-Atta

Budget Review: Luxury Vehicle Levy gone

High electricity tariffs caused by wasteful expenditure in energy sector - Ken Ofori Atta

Embarrassment of luxury vehicle tax avoidable – Ablakwa

Ghana consuming less than 40% of power generated – Ofori-Atta

You can’t account for oil revenue yet you’re borrowing – Muntaka to gov't