Ghana’s economic future took center stage as the Vice President handed a bold “first homework” assignment to the newly formed Presidential Advisory Group on the Economy — signaling that it’s time for action, not talk.
In a high-stakes meeting brimming with expectation, the Veep challenged the economic brains to deliver practical, results-driven solutions to stabilize and transform the nation’s finances. Insiders say the directive was clear: bring fresh ideas, bold strategies, and measurable impact — fast.
The Advisory Group, made up of seasoned economists, policy experts, and industry leaders, has been tasked with tackling pressing issues ranging from inflation and debt management to private-sector growth and job creation.
“This is not a ceremonial role,” the Vice President reportedly emphasized. “The country expects outcomes.”
With economic pressures weighing heavily on households and businesses, all eyes are now on the group’s first set of recommendations. Will this be the turning point Ghana has been waiting for — or just another policy experiment?
