The government is expected to place job creation, increased productivity and economic growth at the centre of its 2027 Budget as it seeks to turn recent improvements in economic stability into tangible benefits for Ghanaians.
The government is expected to place job creation, increased productivity and economic growth at the centre of its 2027 Budget as it seeks to turn recent improvements in economic stability into tangible benefits for Ghanaians.
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