The recovery of the Ghanaian economy has been anchored on three Key Transformational Policy Reforms (KTPs).
These Key Transformational Policy Reforms are:
i. Fiscal Correction;
ii. Modernising Ghana’s Tax Regime; and
iii. Complementary Fiscal Policy for Inflation Targeting and Exchange Rate Stability.
Most of the evidence we had that the judgement relied on came from their defence. It is 'shocking' the NPP are claiming Wontumi's conviction is political persecution. - Deputy Attorney-General Dr Justice Srem-Sai
#News360#TV3GH
The countdown to the Mid-Year Fiscal Policy Review has begun.
But what exactly is the Mid-Year Fiscal Policy Review?
Is it another budget, or something different?
Before Thursday’s presentation in Parliament, watch this quick explainer and get up to speed.
“We contacted Ibrahim Mahama, and he responded in less than an hour, resolving everything for my fellow journalist. It is my prayer that God creates 10 more people like him for Ghana because, if we had more people of his kind, many of our problems would be solved.”
— Broadcast journalist Nana Yaa Brefo expresses heartfelt gratitude and showers blessings on business mogul Ibrahim Mahama for paying the medical bills of her colleague, Georgina (Afia) Kwarteng, after an appeal revealed she urgently needed $25,000 for a life-saving stem cell transplant and treatment abroad.
Every recognition I've received on the global stage is due to the tireless efforts of Foreign Affairs Minister, Okudzeto Ablakwa... - Pres. Mahama
#GHOneNews#EIBNetwork#GHOneTV#NewsAlert
More fire 🔥 Man Solomon OWUSU on the arrest of Dennis Miracle Aboagye @DennisMiracles by the @EOCOghana
EOCO @EOCOghana Arrests Miracles Aboagye Over Alleged GH¢55m IMCCoD Fraud Probe.
The *Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO)* has confirmed the arrest of Dennis Miracles Aboagye in connection with alleged financial and procurement irregularities amounting to approximately *GH¢55 million* during his tenure as former Executive Secretary of the Inter-Ministerial Coordinating Committee on Decentralisation (IMCCoD).
Mr. Aboagye was apprehended alongside Gerald Appiah, the former accountant of the IMCCoD Secretariat.
In a statement released on Monday, July 13, 2026, EOCO disclosed that the arrests stem from an ongoing investigation into suspected misappropriation, misapplication, diversion, and theft of public funds at the Secretariat.
The probe was initiated following a petition by the current Executive Secretary of IMCCoD, seeking deeper scrutiny into a forensic audit covering the period from August 1, 2022, to February 2, 2025.
According to EOCO, Mr. Aboagye popularly known as “Miracles” Mr. Appiah and other individuals are under investigation for alleged offences including *conspiracy to steal, stealing, using public office for profit, causing financial loss to the State, dissipation of public funds, defrauding by false pretences, and money laundering.*
The anti-graft agency noted that Mr. Aboagye’s arrest was precipitated by fresh revelations last week regarding suspected fraud and theft.
EOCO stated that the former IMCCoD chief was already cognizant of the investigation and had previously presented himself at its offices.
The agency revealed it had placed Mr. Aboagye on a stop order a week prior as part of a tactical plan to effect his arrest, but he had departed the country without its knowledge.
EOCO indicated that officers of the Ghana Immigration Service executed the stop order upon Mr. Aboagye’s arrival at Accra International Airport on Saturday, July 11, and subsequently transferred him to investigators on Sunday morning.
He later accompanied EOCO officials on a search operation on Sunday, which the agency said remains ongoing.
EOCO further confirmed that Mr. Aboagye will be granted bail in accordance with Ghana’s Constitution and applicable statutes, while Mr. Appiah is expected to fulfill his bail conditions and be released as inquiries continue.
The agency also revealed that Mr. Appiah had voluntarily commenced refunding monies linked to the alleged offences. However, EOCO cautioned that such recoveries do not terminate the investigation.
“Those recoveries do not and by themselves conclude the investigative process neither does it absolve any suspect of any crime,” EOCO stated.
The Office reiterated its commitment to pursuing the matter with professionalism and impartiality, while upholding the constitutional rights of all persons involved.
“EOCO remains committed to conducting its investigations professionally, impartially and strictly within the law,” the statement affirmed.
EOCO assured the public that further updates will be provided as the investigation progresses.
#MakeCorruptionUnattractive
steal government money, and when it's time for accountability, party soldiers will fight for you.
You want the country to develop with this mentality. LMAO!
By the power vested in me as the unofficial certifier of good Govt conduct and Whatsapp Administrator Extraordinaire, l here by declare and ressurect that ORAL, which was in purgatory is back and alive.Go recover every loot !
The Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) has confirmed that the former IMCCoD Accountant, Gerald Appiah, who was arrested alongside Dennis Miracles Aboagye, has voluntarily begun refunding funds linked to the alleged GHC55 million fraud.
EOCO stressed that the repayments do not conclude the investigations or absolve any suspect of criminal liability.
#3NewsGH #TV3GH