A recent National Tracking Poll conducted by Global InfoAnalytics has revealed that 64% of Ghanaians are satisfied with the 2025 national budget.
The findings highlight widespread approval of the government’s fiscal policies and priorities for the year.
The poll also showed that 26% of respondents remain neutral about the budget, while only 10% expressed dissatisfaction.
These results indicate a strong level of public confidence in the budget’s ability to address key national concerns and drive economic progress.
The 2025 budget has been a focal point of public discourse, with many citizens and stakeholders closely monitoring its implementation.
The high satisfaction rate underscores the government’s efforts to align its policies with the needs and expectations of the populace.
As the year progresses, the impact of the budget on Ghana’s economic and social landscape will continue to be a subject of interest.
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