At the close of 2023, NPLs were already high at 20.6%. But by February 2024, things got worse, with NPLs spiking to a staggering 26.7%. This sharp rise in defaults highlighted the economic and financial pressures borrowers were facing during the early months of the year.
President John Dramani Mahama has approved the appointment of Alex Segbefia as Chief of Staff to the Vice President, Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang.
In addition to striking at senior leadership in bureaus across the agency, the action specifically targeted senior attorneys, according to the two former USAID officials and a current official.
19-member Technical Committee tasked to develop a legal and operational framework for the establishment of Ghana Gold Board was inaugurated in Accra yesterday.
Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr. Ernest Addison, explained that the central bank’s latest inflation forecast indicated a steady decline, with a return to the disinflation path over an extended time horizon to achieve the medium-term target of 8 ± 2 percent.
US President Donald Trump’s administration has fired more than a dozen justice department lawyers who worked on two criminal cases against him.
The government’s significant role in economic activity has led to substantial procurement spending, which has resulted in high debt levels. The concept of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) has gained popularity as a solution to this challenge. PPPs enable the private sector to participate in government projects, providing financing and technical expertise.
She has filed a petition at the Supreme Court, challenging the credibility of the 2024 parliamentary election outcome. Ebi Bright argues that the Electoral Commission (EC) wrongly announced Forson as the elected Member of Parliament, citing alleged irregularities that may have influenced the final results.
25 January 2025 Sunyani, Jan. 25, GNA – Dr Gabriel Gbiel Benarkuu the President of the College of community and
The annual breakdown of deportations shows 56 Ghanaians were removed in 2021, 46 in 2022, 62 in 2023, and 94 in 2024. Comparatively, 417 Nigerian nationals were deported over the same four-year period, while 206,943 Mexicans were removed overall during that time.
