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Ghana???s 6% Growth: Statistician Calls for Broader Sources of Economic Expansion

2+ day, 8+ hour ago   (56+ words) Ghana’s 6% Growth: Statistician Calls for Broader Sources of Economic Expansion Modern Ghana Tema Port congestion alone cannot justify GHS12 cement price increment – GPHA UTAG-KNUST threatens legal action over Pro-VC and Dean appointments Ghana Maritime Authority official named in allegations over Spintex…...

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56.4% of Ghanaians still living in poverty despite economic growth — World Bank

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (263+ words) The World Bank has raised concerns over the extent to which Ghana’s recent economic growth is translating into improved living conditions, saying 56.4% of the population remains in poverty. The Bank said widening disparities across different parts of the country point…...

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Ghana???s Economy Is Growing, But 56.4% Remain in Poverty??? World Bank

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (56+ words) Ghana’s Economy Is Growing, But 56.4% Remain in Poverty – World Bank Modern Ghana Police interdict officer over alleged role in Accra Race Course demolition Ghana’s biggest problem is lack of intentionality about development – KSM GoldBod never made the GH¢5.5 billion surplus…...

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Ghana Cuts Debt‑Service Burden to Under 20% of Revenue — Ato Forson

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (295+ words) Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson says Ghana has significantly reduced the share of national revenue spent on servicing public debt. He noted that the country previously devoted more than 50% of its revenue to debt servicing, a situation that left…...