BudgIT Ghana Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Debt can be a complex and often confusing topic for the regular citizen. On this episode we hear from a seasoned policy analyst about what debt really means for the country and what Ghana's current debt profile looked like in the year 2021.
Today we host and dialogue on Ghana's debt restructuring programme with Mr Geoffrey Kabutey Ocansey, a tax expert and Executive Director of Revenue Mobilization Africa, Ghana. Join us.
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Welcome to 30 Minutes with BudgIT. On today's discussion, we have a senior policy analyst in the person of Mr. Alex Ampaabeng, to discuss the state of Ghana's economy and how better we can improve and get better as a country.
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Welcome to 30 minutes with BudgIT where we discuss all things related to accountability and citizen participation. In this episode we discuss and dissect into the mid-year budget 2023 with experts to find frameworks and ways to help strengthening the economic. Join us whiles we speak with Mr. Benedict Doe, who is the head of finance and the Ghana Integrity Initiative.
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Fear, worry, and stress are normal responses to perceived or real threats, and at times when we are faced with uncertainty or the unknown. So it is normal and understandable that people are experiencing fear in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.
In Ghana, mental health issues are recently gaining attention in national discourse and its dangers now well articulated. The covid-19 pandemic played a major role in this dialogue.
Join BudgIT Ghana as we delve into the aftermath of the covid-19 situation in Ghana with Dr. Edem Nukunu (Mednova Clinics)
Parliament is the most important structure in Ghana's political fabric. On this episode, our host, Nancy Avevor, speaks to a parliamentary monitoring expert on the structures, systems, committees and cultures of parliament and the current bills in the house.
Debt is a complex issue when it comes to national finance. On this episode, we speak to a policy analyst form ISODEC who simplifies the topic and sheds some light on Ghana's national debt in 2021.
We speak with Bernard Anaba, a policy analyst with Integrated Social Development Center(ISODEC) about Ghana's national debt in 2021