With 60 days to the general elections, there is a clarion call on young people to be cautious of the choices they will make at the polls as that has the potential of moving the nation forward or grinding it to a halt with increased hardship and intending indebtedness.
Ghana's public debt stock hit GH₵ 761.2bn as of July 2024 with every Ghanaian owing not less than 22,000 cedis each.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) projected that Ghana's gross public debt will fall below 80 per cent of GDP next year, down from nearly 100 per cent in 2022.
Ghanaians are still battling annual inflation of more than 21 per cent.