Former Finance Minister Criticizes Ghana's 2026 Budget

Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam, Ghana's former Finance Minister, has described the country's 2026 Budget as 'bones without meat,' accusing the government of failing to address citizens' concerns with its proposed policies.

23 Jul, 18:32 — 23 Jul, 18:32

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Amin Adam describes 2026 Budget as ‘bones without meat’, accuses gov’t of failing Ghanaians

Former Finance Minister Dr Mohammed Amin Adam has described the 2026 Budget as a document filled with “bones and no meat”, arguing that the government has failed to present policies and programmes that directly address the concerns of Ghanaians.

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Former Finance Minister Criticizes Ghana's 2026 Budget

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Amin Adam describes 2026 Budget as ‘bones without meat’, accuses gov’t of failing Ghanaians

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