Ghana is set to transition from its IMF bailout programme to a new Policy Coordination Instrument expected to end in 2029, as government and IMF officials outline reforms, debt restructuring progress, investor confidence strategies and long-term economic recovery plans.
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Analysis of government policies, economic decisions, development programs, and institutional reforms shaping Ghana and Africa.
President John Mahama signs Ghana’s new Value for Money Office Act 2026 to combat inflated contracts, procurement corruption, abandoned projects and wasteful public spending through stronger financial oversight and accountability reforms.
Ghana launches its Free Primary Healthcare Policy targeting 150 underserved districts as Health Minister Kwabena Mintah Akandoh vows to remove financial and geographical barriers to healthcare access across rural communities.
Ghana requires $22.6 billion to combat climate change, according to Climate Change Minister Seidu Issifu. This investigative report examines Ghana’s climate finance gap, global partnerships, flooding, renewable energy challenges, and the economic risks threatening vulnerable communities.
Construction of the 47.1km Kumasi Outer Ring Road begins, promising to ease traffic congestion and boost trade connectivity. This investigative report examines funding, land acquisition, economic impact, and risks shaping Ghana’s major infrastructure project.
Ghana hosts a high-level 2026 reparations conference in Accra following a landmark UN resolution, bringing global leaders together to advance concrete policies on justice for trans-Atlantic slavery.
Ghana’s new e-visa policy launches May 25 as Mahama’s border reform aims to boost tourism, trade, investment and security while offering visa-fee-free access for African travelers.