Oct 5, 2026 · 1 hr 4 min · 12 segments
A current affairs talk show aimed to give further meaning, analyse and break down the most topical issues to audience. Topics are carefully selected and focus on major happenings within Ghana and…
Alfred AppiahGuestKofiPanelistMichelle AjikumHostIs that the first time we are seeing that collaboration between monetary and fiscal.
If the monetary side are helping you, you got no, you know, uh, uh, alternative than to actually comply with the fiscal rules, and that is why we are seeing the government...
So one thing, one aspect of the economy that will be affected because of some of this huge debt servicing obligation ahead-
And I, I foresee a pressure coming up in the last quarter of the year.
This government may try to assess their two years in power and some key development and agendas, meaning that there's gonna be much released into that's what we call election pressure spending.
Yes.
Well, already we've seen the big push, a lot of commitment, deadlines to conversational-
... a lot of delay.
They know how to manage or extend the contract depending on the completion per day.
So if the moneys are released on time, they will be forced to finish on time.
And I foresee this particular big push, I don't see the challenge.
In fact, uh, last week we spoke about private sector development.
We brought a 24 economy, and the, the understanding of the Route 24 economy rollout and the, uh, landscape of, uh, economic zones, all of them came to light, but we still are assessing based on its impact.
Whatever we are doing, whatever we are achieving, if it goes against our, our citizenship or our, our development-
Is that the first time we are seeing that collaboration between monetary and fiscal.
If the monetary side are helping you, you got no, you know, uh, uh, alternative than to actually comply with the fiscal rules, and that is why we are seeing the government...
So one thing, one aspect of the economy that will be affected because of some of this huge debt servicing obligation ahead-
And I, I foresee a pressure coming up in the last quarter of the year.
This government may try to assess their two years in power and some key development and agendas, meaning that there's gonna be much released into that's what we call election pressure spending.
Yes.
Well, already we've seen the big push, a lot of commitment, deadlines to conversational-
... a lot of delay.
They know how to manage or extend the contract depending on the completion per day.
So if the moneys are released on time, they will be forced to finish on time.
And I foresee this particular big push, I don't see the challenge.
In fact, uh, last week we spoke about private sector development.
We brought a 24 economy, and the, the understanding of the Route 24 economy rollout and the, uh, landscape of, uh, economic zones, all of them came to light, but we still are assessing based on its impact.
Whatever we are doing, whatever we are achieving, if it goes against our, our citizenship or our, our development-
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