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Ghana Risks Renewed Inflation Surge if Cedi Weakness Persists
Prof. Isaac Boadi warns that continued weakness in the cedi could create renewed inflationary pressures in Ghana.
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Prof. Isaac Boadi warns that continued weakness in the cedi could create renewed inflationary pressures in Ghana.
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Prof. Isaac Boadi examines structural imbalances underlying the cedi's decline despite improvements in Ghana's macroeconomic indicators.
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IERPP raises concerns about the security recruitment process and alleges that government interference has affected the ongoing exercise.
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IERPP raises concerns over the alleged sole-sourcing process surrounding Ghana's mining assets and calls attention to questions of transparency.
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IERPP raises concerns about the Damang Mine acquisition process and highlights questions surrounding transparency and due process.
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Prof. Isaac Boadi warns that Ghana's exit from the IMF programme will not by itself resolve the country's underlying economic challenges.
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Prof. Isaac Boadi argues that Ghana's exit from the IMF programme should be supported by fiscal discipline and stronger institutions.
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An IERPP academic challenges critics' interpretation of the cedi's performance and calls for a more accurate analysis of Ghana's currency trends.
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Prof. Isaac Boadi argues that Ghana should strengthen its fiscal position and avoid returning to the IMF for future financial support.
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IERPP raises concerns over an estimated GH¢600 million in fuel-tax losses and calls for stronger enforcement measures to protect government revenue.
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Prof. Isaac Boadi questions the circumstances surrounding the re-arrest of the former National Buffer Stock CEO and calls for clarity and accountability.
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IERPP reviews the government's first 120 days and raises questions about its governance and accountability record.
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