Advisory | Ghana’s credit ratings upgrade: A vote of confidence, but not a passport to borrow

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The upgrade affirms Ghana’s progress since its 2022–2023 debt crisis when ballooning deficits, crippling interest payments, and unsustainable borrowing culminated in a historic default and painful debt restructuring under both the Domestic and External Debt Exchange Programme. Inflation has dropped significantly, international reserves have rebounded to over $10 billion, and the cedi has appreciated more than 40% year-to-date. Fitch’s confidence stems from these improved fundamentals and tighter fiscal discipline

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President Mahama declares 1st July as National Day of Prayers and Thanksgiving

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“It is our hope and prayer that the work we do will not only make Ghana proud but will serve as inspiration to other nations that the people who acknowledge God, give thanks to Him and live in unity can achieve their impossible,” he said

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Gov’t should not entirely fund education – Stakeholders at National Education Forum

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The stakeholders were of the view that the government’s funding for education should be channeled exclusively into tuition, payment of salaries, and infrastructure development while parents pay for school uniforms, feeding, examination fees, and other necessities

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