Editorial/Features
NPP’s 2020 manifesto promises on education misleading – GED
Introduction The New Patriotic Party (NPP) introduced its flagship Free Senior High School (FSHS) education policy in September 2017, as...
COVIDNOMICS: Addison & Bank of Ghana Must Give Confidence To The Ghanaian Economy
According to the Ghana Statistical Service, Ghana’s economy contracted by 3.2 percent in the second quarter for the first time...
The Politics of Monetization: Fatal Path for Socio-Economic Development
The essence of this article is to draw the attention of key stakeholders in the political economy of Ghana, more...
2020 Mid-Year Budget Statement and Economic Policy Review in Retrospect
Pursuant to the Public Financial Management Act of 2016, Act 921, Section 28; Standing Order 143 of Parliament; and Section...
EDITORIAL: Why the Monetary Policy Rate should not be raised
The Bank of Ghana’s Monetary Policy Committee has started its 95th regular meeting to decide on the benchmark Monetary Policy...
Tracking the political party manifesto promises
Introduction The two main political parties, the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the largest opposition party, the National Democratic...
SEC’s impending new frontiers
While attention is focused on the regulatory reforms in Ghana’s capital markets, the Securities & Exchange Commission is quietly masterminding...
Community mining’s new concept, old problem
The old problem of encroachment on the concessions of large scale mining firms is threatening the success of the Community...
Government’s Covid-19 Incentives Cushion Foreign Investors In Ghana
In the face of the hardships presented by the COVID-19 pandemic, the roll out of distinct interventions by government has...
COVIDNOMICS: Ken Ofori-Atta Can Drive or Drift Ghana’s Economy
The “Unknowns Unknowns’’ has presented today's economic crisis, which is mainly attributed to Covid-19 pandemic ‘a priori’ recession, unemployment, low...
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