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Mar
Former Deputy Finance Minister, Dr. Stephen Amoah, has emphasized the urgent need for Ghana to tackle fundamental economic issues to achieve long-term stability. Speaking on JoyNews’ PM Express on Monday, March 3, the Nhyiaeso MP argued that Ghana’s economic struggles are rooted in structural weaknesses that have persisted across successive governments. “There are so many wrong economic fundamentals that if we fail to realise and fix them, it doesn’t matter who is in government,” he stated. Key Concerns Raised by Dr. Amoah: Heavy Dependence on Imports: He described Ghana’s reliance on external economies as a major weakness, making the country vulnerable to global shocks, as seen…