Africa
Ghana: President John Mahama Reduces Number of Ministries From 30 To 23
Last week, Bloomberg reported that Ghana’s stock market, which outperformed all other African markets last year, is expected to maintain its strong growth into 2025. Investors are hopeful that Mahama’s newly elected administration will stabilize the economy and foster a business-friendly environment.
Ghana’s economy demonstrated substantial recovery throughout 2024, with an average growth rate of 6.3% over the first nine months, a notable improvement from the previous year’s 2.6%.
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