Ghana news briefing
Ghana’s mid-year account proves that money left Treasury. It does not prove that anything arrived
1 billion secondary education programme running over 2026 and 2027, under which government would upgrade 10 Category B schools to Category A, lift 30 Category C schools to Category B, and finish 30 E-Blocks that the Budget itself described as abandoned.
Lay before Parliament a plain reconciliation of the programme it financed in November against the one now proposed, saying which commitments survive, which have been substituted and how the $31 million counterpart bill will be met without touching the appropriation.
Parliament approved the credit itself on 16 July, seven days before the mid-year statement, along with a counterpart obligation of US$31 million that Ghana must find from its own resources.
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