The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) is warning that Ghana’s weak domestic revenue mobilisation is undermining the country’s capacity to finance critical infrastructure, improve public sector wages and accelerate national development. Speaking at a pre-budget press conference, Executive Director of the Institute, Dr Said Boakye, said the country’s revenue mobilisation challenges have contributed to persistent […]
IFS calls for reforms in 2027 budget to boost domestic revenue mobilisation
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