Ghana’s economic recovery must improve living standards, create jobs - Dr Ato Forson

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  • Onana 1 day ago

    You are a finance minister, stop throwing shades and stop doing politics.

    Job creation , labor is another person's jobs.

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  • AK 1 day ago

    24 hour market doesn't create jobs. NPP built factories through one district one factory. Some of these factories are still in operation. Unless the NDC government tackles industrialization seriously, solving the unemployment ...
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  • Ice Man 21 hours ago

    Please name one such factory. ONE!

  • ACCRA/The Capital City/ Nie 1 day ago

    For Guardians/Parents Whose Wards Are In Junior& Secondary School The Next Big Decision They Have To Mak Is On The Future Career /Work/ Profession Their Wards Should Enter/Go Into &That Decision Goes On To Inform If Their War ...
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  • Kweku 1 day ago

    You are talking or you are doing? These politicians are annoying some of us paaa.

  • Free Radical 1 day ago

    Tell your clueless president about it.All he knows is demolishing banks and schools and markets and corruption.

  • Frederick 23 hours ago

    Ato Forson is right. The fiscal discipline that has been in place since January 2025 must stay in place. That, coupled with prudent management of resources and of EXPECTATIONS should guide our way. The pressures to do more th ...
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  • Kwasi 22 hours ago

    What do you mean?
    The government is not employing qualified teachers and nurses or other qualified people in the country.
    You refused to employ the fifty thousand teachers the education minister, Haruna Iddrisu, budgeted f ...
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