As Ghana's Parliament prepares for the mini-budget presentation, Members of Parliament are sharing their expectations and priorities. The MPs are looking forward to a budget that will address the country's economic challenges, including inflation, debt, and economic growth.

Some MPs are expecting the government to announce measures to reduce the cost of living, create jobs, and support local businesses. Others are hoping for increased investment in education, healthcare, and infrastructure.

The Minority Leader, Cassiel Ato Baah Forson, is likely to emphasize the need for fiscal discipline, transparency, and accountability in the budget. On the other hand, the Majority Leader, Alexander Afenyo-Markin, may focus on the government's plans to stimulate economic growth, improve revenue collection, and reduce borrowing.

Overall, the MPs' expectations and priorities reflect the diverse needs and concerns of their constituents, and the government will need to balance these competing demands in the mini-budget presentation .