Economy and macroUpdated 1h ago

Ghana plans $10B investment over four years.

Ghana’s government says too little of the value from its mineral wealth is created at home, while much of the skilled work tied to it happens abroad. After a debt crisis, it wants the recovery to bring more jobs and higher incomes. The budget sets out $10 billion in planned investment over four years to expand domestic production and reduce reliance on raw commodity exports. The government aims to phase out exports of unprocessed minerals by 2030 and targets 8% economic growth that year. For the next year, it has allocated $2.6 billion to support agriculture, energy and manufacturing.

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