Ghana’s economy is set to grow by 4.5% in 2025, according to projections by the African Development Bank (AfDB). This growth is expected to be driven by strong performances in agriculture, services, and the extractive industries.
The AfDB notes that improved fiscal discipline, enhanced revenue collection, and reduced inflation are creating a more stable environment for business and investment. The government’s ongoing efforts to digitize tax systems and streamline public spending are also beginning to pay off.
In addition to public sector reforms, Ghana’s private sector—especially in areas like tech, tourism, and agribusiness—is showing renewed vitality. Experts believe that with continued focus on infrastructure and anti-corruption measures, Ghana could become one of West Africa’s top-performing economies.
Is this the turning point of Ghana's economy?
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@voltfeedNewsTeam,2025
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