'No One Needs To Tell Me The Ravages Of The Cedi Depreciation' - Ofori-Atta
Embattled Minister of Finance Ken Ofori-Atta says no one needs to tell him of the ravages of the cedi depreciation. The government is under pressure to find solutions in order stagnate the depreciating Ghana Cedi and this the minister says the Bank of Ghana is on track and had intensified efforts to remit notions which to him stimulate the depreciation of the Ghana cedi including dealing with other factors which work against the local currency in the long term.
Ken Ofori-Atta responds to criticism by saying, I have had pains and aches
Ken Ofori-Atta, the finance minister, responded to those who have demanded for his resignation. He claims to have experienced the "pain and aches," but he is more worried about how the nation overcomes its difficulties. Nobody can truly come and say "we don't understand what we're doing," he said, "because you have a Finance Minister who has gone through all the pains and aches."
AGI teaches Nana Addo Government how to fight inflation. Check the interesting facts they revealed.
The Association of Ghana Industries (AGI) suggests combining microeconomic and macroeconomic strategies to stop the inflationary trend, which it claims is having a negative effect on firms. In order to lower food prices, it consequently wishes to make a concerted effort to ensure that agriculture and its value chain are enhanced.
Women In Power- The Five Richest Women In Ghana,Their Net Worth And Business Ventures
There was a time that a women's place was limited to the kitchen, a time where going to school as a woman was a privilege. But now we've evolved.Women are no longer relegated to the background. Women have equal opportunities as men,in education, in seeking jobs.In this article, I bring to you 5 of the richest women in Ghana who are raising the bar high. 5.Grace Amey Obeng She's currently the fifth richest woman in Ghana.She's the founder of Forever Clair beauty products. In 2017,she was elected executive member
AGI advises the Government to prioritize local production in order to keep inflation under control
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The IMF bailout was a bad decision, but we didn't have an option - AGI
CEO of the Association of Ghana Industries (AGI), Seth Twum-Akwaboah has upheld the public authority's choice to look for financial help from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). He said albeit the choice is "lamentable," the ongoing financial conditions present the country with no other decision.