Ghana’s informal economy is larger than many think. New data shows how mobile and open-space businesses—dominated by women and youth—are powering livelihoods across the country.

Ghana revises cocoa producer price to GHS41,392 per tonne after global prices fall from US$7,200 to US$4,100, citing liquidity and sustainability concerns.

Ghana’s economic activity expanded by 4.2% in November 2025, driven largely by strong growth in the services sector, according to the latest MIEG report from the Ghana Statistical Service.

Bank of Ghana Governor Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama launches the Bank Listing Project, citing GH¢100bn pension assets and calling for stronger transparency and market discipline.

Upper West, North East and Volta record highest food insecurity levels as Ghana’s national rate falls to 38.1%, with education emerging as a key protective factor.

Ghana’s Ministry of Finance has officially relocated its offices to Kanda in Accra, with full operations commencing on February 9, 2026. Here’s what you need to know.

Ghana’s inflation rate fell to 3.8% in January 2026, its lowest in four years, as food and non-food prices eased nationwide, according to GSS data.

The Institute for Energy Security says Ghana’s fuel price floor protects fair competition and long-term stability, responding to calls for lower petrol prices.

New GSS data shows a 3.8% jump in economic activity driven mainly by services and manufacturing. Agriculture also ticked up slightly. Full report breaks down where the growth is coming from and what comes next.

Ghana’s labour force expanded in 2025 with over 330,000 new jobs, but youth unemployment remains high at over 32 percent, according to new data from the Ghana Statistical Service.

Ghana’s economy expanded by 6.1% in the first nine months of 2025, with agriculture, ICT, and trade powering growth. Government Statistician Dr. Alhassan Iddrisu says the data shows “slightly stronger momentum” than 2024.

Germany has pledged an extra €3 million to Ghana’s Sustainable Energy for Climate Project, bringing total support to €10 million, as both nations deepen cooperation on renewable energy, efficiency, and climate resilience.

Ghana’s inflation rate dropped for the 11th consecutive month to 6.3% in November 2025, the lowest since 2021. The Ghana Statistical Service attributes the trend to price stability in food, non-food, and locally produced items.

The Bank of Ghana has reduced its policy rate to 23%, citing strong economic recovery, stable inflation, and improved reserves. Governor Johnson Asiama says Ghana is “shifting from recovery to expansion” as the BoG balances disinflation with growth.

Deputy Majority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin has urged Parliament to reject the proposed 7% withholding tax increase, warning it will hurt Ghanaian small businesses and undermine economic recovery.

Ghana’s Special Prosecutor has rejected aspects of the IMF’s Governance and Corruption Diagnostic Report, saying the findings reflect 2023 challenges and not the Office’s current reforms, capacity, and anti-corruption performance.

Ghana Statistical Service has revised July 2025 MIEG growth down to 3.7% from the earlier 4.5%, while August 2025 economic activity expanded by 5.1%. Agriculture and services led the growth, though industry contracted.

Former Finance Minister Amin Adam says Ghana’s single-digit inflation is misleading, arguing in Parliament that rising prices of essential goods, failing Treasury bill auctions and weakened investor confidence reveal a struggling economy depriving citizens of decent livelihoods.

Former Information Minister Kojo Oppong Nkrumah warns that Ghana’s 2026 Budget faces a staggering revenue shortfall of up to GH₵19 billion, forcing the government to cut expenditure by GH₵28 billion. He urges Parliament to confront the structural weaknesses undermining the economy.

Two suspects have been arrested and arraigned for hoarding premix fuel, Fisheries Minister Emelia Arthur told Parliament. Automation reforms continue nationwide.