Ghana's current macroeconomic climate presents "a rare window for real growth," according to financial security expert Dr.
Philip Takyi, who is urging policymakers not to waste it.
His call follows the Bank of Ghana's decision to cut the policy rate by 300 basis points - from 28 percent to 25 percent - a move he describes as a "tactical step to drive economic activity." However, Dr.
Takyi warns that without deliberate structural reforms, the relief will be short-lived. "This policy rate cut is a step in the right direction," he said, "but it must be complemented by bold, strategic follow-ups.
