Finance Minister bebuts claims of missed fiscal targets — “The data speaks, and Iit disagrees”

Voicefm Ghana November 28, 2025 1 minute read

Finance Minister Ato Forson refutes claims that Ghana missed key fiscal targets, citing data on growth, inflation, debt and reserves that show stronger economic performance.

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