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Attractive News Blog of Saturday, 24 January 2026
Source: Andre Mustapha NII okai Inusah
The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has urged journalists and media owners to play a critical role in stabilising public expectations as the country enters a new phase of economic recovery.
Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama, made the call at a training workshop organised by the Private Newspapers and Online News Publishers’ Association of Ghana (PRINPAG) at the Peace Holiday Resort in Solikope, Ada.
The address was delivered on his behalf by Dr. Francis Yao Kumah, Advisor to the Governor.
Dr. Asiama noted that Ghana had made significant progress in restoring macroeconomic stability in 2025, citing a sharp decline in inflation from 23.8 percent in December 2024 to 5.4 percent by December 2025, alongside improved foreign exchange market stability.
He disclosed that the country’s gross international reserves increased to over US$13.9 billion, equivalent to about 5.7 months of import cover, supported partly by the Bank’s gold purchase programme.
According to the Governor, while stability has been achieved, it must now serve as a foundation for long-term growth.
“Stability is not the destination — it is the launchpad,” the statement said.
He explained that resetting the economy requires a shift in expectations, stronger institutions and responsible behaviour across markets, households and the information ecosystem.
Dr. Asiama stressed that economic reporting carries significant influence, especially during periods of reform, and called on the media to prioritise accuracy, balance and context in financial reporting.
“A steady information environment is an essential part of macroeconomic stability,” he noted.
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