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Inflation for November 2024 goes up marginally to 23%

SOS Children’s Villages Ghana promotes skills development amid high unemployment rate

Invest in agric value chains to reduce unemployment – Economist

Female unemployment rate droped during 2022 festive season – GSS

More than 1.8 million Ghanaians were unemployed in the third quarter of 2023

Teenage pregnancy rate increases to 15% in 2022, from previous 14% in 2014 – GSS

Same-sex marriage, sex workers contribute to HIV fast-track infections – Ghana Aids Commission

Ghana Statistical Service wins 2023 UN Datathon

Universities set to battle in Ghana’s epic StatsBank Hackathon

GSS to partner KNUST towards data utilisation

We want to build a data-driven policy environment – GSS

Statistician proffers solutions for bridging gender pay gap in Ghana

Women in Ghana paid 34.2% less than men – GSS

Ghana Statistical Service launches four new data platforms

5 million persons 15 years and older were offline during census – Ghana Statistical Service

Producer Price Inflation falls to 50.8% in February 2023

Producer inflation falls marginally to 52.1% in January 2023

Statistical Service to sign MoUs with all government institutions – Prof. Annim

Over 1m men lost employment status in 1st and 2nd quarters of 2022 – Statistical Service

Producer Price Inflation shoots up by 19.3% to 65.2% in October 2022

CSUC encourages graduates to embrace entrepreneurship

Inflation shoots up to 33.9% in August 2022; highest in 21 years

About 8 million Ghanaians are illiterate – Ghana Statistical Service

Government’s decision to absorb transport fares for foodstuff will help reduce inflation – GSS

Utility tariff: Inflation will still increase despite mitigating factors – GSS

Full text: IGP responds to Police Service as most corrupt institution tag

Bribe payment in security service recruitment a matter of concern – Government Statistician

Police Service Ghana’s most corrupt institution – Research

Price of bread records highest inflation rate in May 2022 – GSS

Transport fares, food prices push inflation rate to 27.6% in May 2022

We need collaborative support of all institutions to operationalise measurement of productivity – Prof. Kobina Annim

Ghana would have been in much deeper trouble if Russia had invaded China – Government Statistician

Strong economic growth to persist, but consumer and business confidence dip – BoG

Ghana Statistical Service Board inaugurated

Food prices, transport fares push inflation to 19.4%; highest since August 2009

Ghana’s economy to expand by 5.8% in 2022 – Oxford Business Group

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