Parliamentary Affairs Minister, Osei Kyei Mensah Bonsu is expected to present Ghana’s 2021 Budget tomorrow, Friday, March 12.
This follows the Finance Minister-Designate, Ken Ofori Atta’s inability to return to the country on time from his medical leave.
On Business Edition of PM Express tonight, George Wiafe and his panel of experts will discuss the expectations and focus of the country’s budget for the year ahead of the presentation.
Guest for the discussion includes Economist, Prof Godfred Bokpin, Former Finance Minister, Seth Terkper, Research Policy Analyst, Dr Steve Manteaw.
Also is Chief Executive, Ghana Employers’ Association, Alex Frimpong and Chief Executive, Association of Ghana Industries, Seth Twum Akwaboah.
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