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.

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 DVLA has released a full list of approved vehicle service rates, affecting registration, inspections, and conversions nationwide. Here’s what drivers need to know.

Bank of Ghana Governor Dr. Johnson Asiama says inflation fell to 5.4% and reserves rose to $13.8bn as policymakers consider a cautious path for 2026.

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.

Government says the $1.4bn energy-sector payment has stabilized power supply, restored liquidity, and prevented a return of widespread outages.

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.

The Ghanaian cedi sold at ¢11.5058 to the US dollar on December 18, 2025, according to the Bank of Ghana’s latest interbank exchange rates.

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.

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.