Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson Parliament has approved three World Bank credit facilities worth a combined US$822 million to finance road infrastructure, secondary education and statistical development projects across the
Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson Parliament has approved three World Bank credit facilities worth a combined US$822 million to finance road infrastructure, secondary education and statistical development projects across the
The World Bank has downgraded the performance of Ghana’s Energy Sector Recovery Programme from ‘Moderately Satisfactory’ to ‘Unsatisfactory’, citing setbacks resulting from the country’s political transition. According to the
Haruna Iddrisu The Board of the World Bank has approved a financing package of US$300 million to support the Government of Ghana in implementing the Secondary Education Transformation for
The World Bank has approved $500 million in financing for the Ghana Market Access and Connectivity Project (GMACP), a major initiative aimed at improving rural road connectivity, strengthening agricultural
The World Bank’s latest Africa Economic Update report has projected Ghana’s economic growth at 4.8%, with inflation expected to reach 9% by the end of the year. The 4.8%
 Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson and Pascal Donohoe The World Bank Group’s Managing Director and Chief Knowledge Officer, Paschal Donohoe, has concluded a three-day official visit to Ghana, reaffirming the
The World Bank has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening Ghana’s Parliament through targeted capacity-building programmes aimed at enhancing legislative oversight and governance. Speaking at an engagement with the leadership
Goosie Tanoh (M), Robert Taliercio (L), and Kyle Kelhofer Ghana recorded its lowest performance in operational efficiency, scoring 52 points and placing the country in the bottom 40 per
Haruna Iddrisu The government is set to upgrade about 30 Category C Senior High Schools (SHSs) and several Category B institutions under a World Bank-funded programme aimed at reducing
Robert Taliercio, World Bank The World Bank’s 2025 Policy Notes on Ghana has revealed that the country could achieve a generational transformation by implementing comprehensive policies to improve infrastructure
Ghana still faces high credit risks despite recording a strong asset growth and improved capital in the banking sector in 2024–2025, the World Bank has stated. The World Bank
Ghana still faces high credit risks despite recording a strong asset growth and improved capital in the banking sector in 2024–2025, the World Bank has stated. The World Bank
Robert Taliercio Ghana’s economy is showing signs of resilience with a strong growth of 5.7% in 2024 and a continued growth of 5.3% in the first quarter of 2025