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Value for Money Surges: Public Entities Improve by 7% Says AG Report
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In 2024, the percentage of public institutions receiving unqualified opinions regarding their efficiency and effectiveness in utilizing public funds climbed to 66%, up from 59% in 2023—a growth of seven percentage points—according to Auditor General Alexis Kamuhire. This statement came during his presentation before Parliament on Tuesday, May 6th, where he submitted his annual…
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Fiscal Consolidation Post-Crisis: Evaluating Dr. Forson’s Policy Impact in Q1 2025 – International Edition (English)
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By Dr. Felix Larry Essilfie At the beginning of 2025, Ghana initiated what could turn out to be one of the most significant periods of budget tightening since its recovery from a crisis. This effort was steered by Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson through his three-pronged strategy focusing on streamlining expenditures, improving tax…
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Taxing the Shadow Economy: Challenges, Policies, and the Path Forward
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By Alex Moyem Kombat(Dr) Taxes hold significant importance in constructing and maintaining global economies. They generate the income required for national progress. In most nations globally, taxes are typically gathered from both the formal and informal economic sectors. While various measures and strategies have been implemented to maximize tax revenues from both the formal…
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IERPP Rates Gov’t 36.2% in First 120 Days: International Edition
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By\xa0 Isaac Boadi\xa0 (Prof) The Institute for Economic Reform and Policy Performance (IERPP) has assessed the government’s initial 120-day performance with a score of 36.2%. The rating, featured in the IERPP’s performance scorecard, represents an appraisal of how well the administration has fulfilled specific promises detailed in their election platform. This analysis centered on…
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PLA 2.0: Empowering Morocco’s Future Leaders in Policy and Civic Action
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Morocco’s youth took center stage at the Political Leadership Academy (PLA) 2.0, a three-day event held May 2-4 in Rabat, as part of national efforts to boost youth participation in the 2026 elections and shape the country’s vision for 2030. The initiative, organized by the Youth Policy Center in collaboration with the Danish Youth…
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Questioning the Use of Public Funds Given to Former VP Kalonzo: An International Perspective
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One of the prominent figures within the Kenya Kwanza administration has demanded an examination into how public money designated for ex-Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka is being spent. Didmus Barasa, the Member of Parliament for Kimilili, stated that public monies allocated to former government employees should undergo regular examination to guarantee their proper utilization. Speaking…
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Boosting ADR Excellence: Harmonizing Arbitration With Global Best Practices
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By: Prince Kojo Tabiri & Godwin Selasi Owusu Recently, arbitration has emerged as the favored approach for settling disagreements in international trade and investment deals worldwide. The Alternative Dispute Resolution Act, 2010 (Act 798) in Ghana was established to offer a thorough legal structure for processes such as arbitration, mediation, and various other methods…
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AAAM Pushes for Unified Auto Policy in Africa
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By Ernest Bako WUBONTO, Kigali – Rwanda The African Association of Automotive Manufacturers (AAAM) has called upon African leaders to hasten the implementation of standardized automotive policies aimed at boosting industry expansion and fostering regional collaboration. Given that approximately 41 out of the 54 African nations lack robust fuel quality standards and essential automotive…
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CAGD Pledges Enhanced Fiscal Transparency and Innovative Strategies
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The Controller and Accountant-General’s Department (CAGD) has restated its dedication to bolstering fiscal responsibility, adopting digital advancements, and improving professional skills throughout Ghana’s system of public financial management. This core sentiment was highlighted during the 2025 CAGD Annual Conference, which took place between April 24th and 25th in Ho within the Volta Region. With…
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IMF’s New Playbook for Sovereign Debt Crises: Insights from Richmond Kwame FRIMPONG
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At the ongoing World Bank Group Spring Meetings, a blueprint for emerging-market debt restructurings has been launched as a lifeline for sovereign debt crises in an effort to streamline a process that has grown increasingly lengthy and complex for some of the world’s poorest countries. The playbook incorporates several best practices from recent restructuring…