![NDC threatens to defy police, storm BoG headquarters during demo: “Come out and stop us”](https://cdn.yen.com.gh/images/560x315/e7e6467179e33826.jpeg?v=1)
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![NDC threatens to defy police, storm BoG headquarters during demo: “Come out and stop us”](https://cdn.yen.com.gh/images/560x315/e7e6467179e33826.jpeg?v=1)
![OccupyBoG demo gets underway: Chants of "revolution" and calls for Dr Addison to resign fill the air](https://cdn.yen.com.gh/images/560x315/ace70c29c907bbd4.jpeg?v=1)
![Major roads to be blocked as Ghana police outline route for the Minority's demonstration against Bank of Ghana](https://cdn.yen.com.gh/images/360x203/e774518c39b63f97.jpeg?v=1)
![Ablakwa blasts BoG for spending GH¢711 million on infrastructure projects during economic crisis](https://cdn.yen.com.gh/images/360x203/374c30a250d0cbf5.jpeg?v=1)
![Bank of Ghana speaks on new office controversy, rejects accusations of procurement infractions in $250 million project](https://cdn.yen.com.gh/images/360x203/801ac96181e1a0c8.jpeg?v=1)
![BoG headquarters building saga fast becoming like the Cathedral fiasco - Bright Simons slams](https://cdn.yen.com.gh/images/360x203/e015a9d106edb808.jpeg?v=1)
!["Astronomical increase": Ablakwa questions why cost of new BoG head office jumped from $81m to $250m](https://cdn.yen.com.gh/images/190x107/236149a1fc071d20.jpeg?v=1)
Okudzeto Ablakwa raised questions about what he calls the mysterious spike in the cost of the project to construct a new head office for the Bank of Ghana.
![Cecilia Dapaah could be charged with illicit dealing in foreign currency - Lawyer Srem-Sai wades in](https://cdn.yen.com.gh/images/190x107/be20418ea0f8cff8.jpeg?v=1)
Private legal practitioner Justice Srem-Sai has explained that ex-sanitation minister Cecilia Dapaah could be charged with illicit dealing in foreign currency.
![BoG explains GH¢131m used for vehicle maintenance, breaks down spending after public backlash](https://cdn.yen.com.gh/images/190x107/8daad339ba0bc507.jpeg?v=1)
The Bank of Ghana has broken down over GH¢131 million used for vehicle maintenance in 2022 after fierce criticism in the wake of the 2022 financial report.
![BoG's "outrageous" expenses in 2022 listed: Spent $13m on car maintenance, $9.7m on travels among others](https://cdn.yen.com.gh/images/190x107/acf9be2a0c8d2c47.jpeg?v=1)
Six of the expenses of the Bank of Ghana in 2022 as listed in its published annual financial reports have been described as utter recklessness and outrageous.
![Gang of 4: NDC describes Akufo-Addo, Bawumia, Addison and Ofori-Atta as money printing criminals](https://cdn.yen.com.gh/images/190x107/4975cca93521b56e.jpeg?v=1)
The opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) has blamed Akufo-Addo, Bawumia, Ofori-Atta and Dr Addison for the Bank of Ghana's current financial challenges
!["We won't lend money to government again": Bank of Ghana vows after losing GH¢60.8 billion](https://cdn.yen.com.gh/images/190x107/fa6a5d8f6f13d750.jpeg?v=1)
The Bank of Ghana has disclosed that it will no longer lend money to the government as part of a strictly zero financing policy, following huge losses in 2022.
![BoG accused of illegally writing off GH¢48.4 billion gov't debt without parliamentary approval](https://cdn.yen.com.gh/images/190x107/19c3a81890f5fc70.jpeg?v=1)
The Bank of Ghana has been accused by the Minority in Parliament of perpetuating illegality by writing off government debts on the blindside of Parliament.
![BoG fights back: Says GH¢60bn loss not due to reckless spending, blames Ofori-Atta's DDEP](https://cdn.yen.com.gh/images/190x107/c473a0860549c9ed.jpeg?v=1)
The Bank of Ghana (BoG) is fiercely fighting back against widespread accusations that the GH¢60 billion loss it recorded in 2022 was due to reckless policies.
![Ofori-Atta strikes again: Minister announces ongoing plan to include GH¢29.2 bn pension funds in debt exchange](https://cdn.yen.com.gh/images/190x107/0f5d2f771d215ec1.jpeg?v=1)
Finance minister Ken Ofori-Atta has disclosed to Parliament that there is an ongoing process to include pensions to the tune of GH¢29.2 billion in the DDEP
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