The performance of the economy, several studies have shown, is an important factor voters consider in deciding who to vote for in national elections in any country in the world, including Ghana. As the 2024 general election approaches, politicians in Ghana will have their A-game on; making all forms of claims on their achievements, especially on who the better manager of Ghana's economy is. One of the important measures of the performance of the economy, which is perhaps more concerning to Ghanaian households, is the 'almighty' INFLATION - the increase in prices of goods and services. Politicians can argue that they have stabilised other macroeconomic variables like the exchange rate, interest rate, and the like, but what ordinary Ghanaians are mostly concerned about is whether they can afford to put food on the table for themselves and their families. This article explores data on inflation rates in the 4th Republic of Ghana.