2027 Budget to prioritise jobs, productivity and higher incomes – Nyarko Ampem
The government is expected to place job creation, increased productivity and economic growth at the centre of its 2027 Budget as it seeks to turn recent improvements in economic stability into tangible benefits for Ghanaians.
Read original article on MyJoyOnline →Related news
-
Galamsey fight will fail without mindset change — Young Dee Group CEO
Environment & Nature
Conservation
Ghana
-
Minerals Commission tells Northern Ashanti Mines to fight lease termination in court, not media
Business
Manufacturing
Ghana
-
Mahama says social media criticism helps him become a better leader
Politics
Government
Ghana
-
‘I see all your TikToks’ – Mahama says social media complaints reach him
Politics
Government
Ghana
-
CAA, NFA, Copyright Ghana to lead talks on creatives’ pension scheme
Politics
Policy
Ghana
-
Namibia President urges Africa to harness natural resources, youth for global influence
International
Foreign Aid
Africa
-
Fuel spill nearly blinded me while working at Shell — Young Dee Group CEO
Business
Corporate
Ghana
-
EPA engages stakeholders in Savannah Region on ban on Styrofoam products
Environment & Nature
Sustainability
Ghana