Ghana has navigated the turbulent waters of economic crisis back toward calmer shores — inflation subdued, currency steadied, creditor relations restored. Yet KPMG reminds us that stabilization is merely the threshold, not the destination: the deeper question now before the country is whether it can transform hard-won fiscal credibility into the sustained private investment that builds roads, powers factories, and lifts livelihoods. The nation stands at one of those pivotal moments in the long arc of development, where the work already done either compounds into lasting progress or quietly unr