Ghana raises pensions by 12% to help maintain pensioners' purchasing power amid inflation.
Ghana's Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) has increased pensions by 12% for 2025, effective January, to help maintain pensioners' purchasing power. The increase consists of an 8% fixed rate and a flat GH¢72.58, benefiting lower-earning pensioners more significantly. The move, approved by the SSNIT Board of Trustees, aims to support pensioners in the face of inflation and rising costs.
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