In the Media
Where IERPP, its leadership and its researchers have been featured by Ghanaian and international media organisations. Every item is attributed to its original publisher.
Showing 13–24 of 65 verified media items
Featured in Ghana Guardian
Dr. Frank Bannor analyses funding gaps and policy implications for infrastructure, health, agriculture and education projects following the Mid-Year Budget Review.
Featured in MyJoyOnline
Dr. Frank Bannor provides analysis of Ghana's 2026 Mid-Year Budget Review and its implications for fiscal policy and government programmes.
Featured in 3News
Dr. Frank Bannor examines the NDC's 24-hour economy policy and questions its implementation framework and practical delivery.
Featured in Asaase Radio
Asaase Radio reports IERPP Executive Director Prof. Isaac Boadi defending the Institute's first-year performance score of 4.9 out of 10 on the Asaase Breakfast Show.
Featured in 3News
Dr. Frank Bannor discusses the June 29 floods and argues that the current government bears responsibility for addressing the country's flooding challenges.
Featured in Asaase Radio
Prof. Isaac Boadi examines structural weaknesses that may be contributing to the cedi's depreciation despite improving macroeconomic indicators.
Featured in Asaase Radio
Prof. Isaac Boadi warns that Ghana could face a deeper fiscal deficit without additional revenue sources and stronger measures to improve government finances.
Featured in News Ghana
Prof. Boadi challenges the description of Ghana's inherited economy as being in an ICU and argues that the economy was already showing signs of recovery.
Featured in 3News
Dr. Frank Bannor questions whether the construction of 24-hour markets adequately addresses the objectives of the government's Formula 1:3:3 policy.
Featured in MyJoyOnline
IERPP analyses Ghana's tax gap and considers the possibility of new revenue measures as government prepares its mid-year budget review.
Featured in Asaase Radio
Prof. Isaac Boadi examines the contrast between Ghana's improving macroeconomic indicators and the weakness of the cedi.
Featured in Asaase Radio
Prof. Isaac Boadi argues that Ghana's reported economic gains have yet to fully translate into improved living conditions as cost-of-living pressures persist.
IERPP research and commentary is regularly covered by Ghanaian media including News Ghana, GhanaWeb, Asaase Radio, MyJoyOnline, Joy News, 3news, Modern Ghana and The Observer Times. For media enquiries, contact [email protected].