2025-07-24, Parliament of Ghana - 2025 Mid-Year Fiscal Policy Review
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“Public debt reduced from GH¢726.7 billion as at end-December 2024 to GH¢613 billion as at end-June 2025.”[1]
Context. Mid-year report on debt and the cedi, presented on behalf of President Mahama. Follow the source link for the full statement.
2025-03-11, Parliament of Ghana - 2025 Budget Statement and Economic Policy
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“we inherited an economy in deep crisis, hard hit with debt and beset by other fiscal challenges”[2]
Context. First budget of the Mahama administration after the December 2024 election; described the fiscal position inherited from the previous government. Follow the source link for the full statement.
2025-03-11, Parliament of Ghana - 2025 Budget Statement and Economic Policy
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“we will abolish the Electronic Transfer Levy (ELevy) of 1%”[2]
Context. Announcing the repeal of taxes introduced by the previous government, including the E-Levy, the betting tax on winnings and the emissions levy. Follow the source link for the full statement.
2025-03-11, Parliament of Ghana - 2025 Budget Statement and Economic Policy
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“the fundamental problem with our economy is fiscal indiscipline.”[2]
Context. Reporting a conclusion of the National Economic Dialogue in the same speech. Follow the source link for the full statement.
, Parliament of Ghana - 2026 Budget Speech
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“Public debt dropped to its lowest in a decade, and Ghana's debt risk has been reclassified from high to moderate.”[3]
Context. Presenting the 2026 budget; reported the reclassification of Ghana's debt risk. Follow the source link for the full statement.
Sources
- 2025 Mid-Year Fiscal Policy Review SpeechMinistry of Finance, Ghana, 2025-07-24, primary source
- 2025 Budget Speech (Budget Statement and Economic Policy of the Government of Ghana)Ministry of Finance, Ghana, 2025-03-11, primary source
- 2026 Budget SpeechMinistry of Finance, Ghana, primary source
Change history
- 2026-10-26 Record published.
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