Finance Minister To Appear Before Parliament Today Over Debt Exchange Programme
The Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta will today, Thursday, February 16, appear before Parliament over the controversial Debt Exchange Programme (DDE).
Read MoreThe Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta will today, Thursday, February 16, appear before Parliament over the controversial Debt Exchange Programme (DDE).
Read MoreThe Government has assured persons who refused to participate in the just ended Domestic Debt Exchange Programme that they will
Read MoreThe Pensioner Bondholders Forum has continued its protest against the inclusion of their investments in the Domestic Debt Exchange programme.
Read MoreFormer Chief Justice, Sophia Akuffo has joined pensioners picketing the Finance Ministry to demand a total exemption of their investments
Read MoreBanking Consult, Dr. Richmond Atuahene has adviced the Central Bank to put its best foot forward to eliminate the various
Read MoreGhana’s balance of payments further deteriorated to a deficit of $3.64 billion in December from a $3.4 billion deficit the
Read MoreThe Government of Ghana and the Ghana Insurers Association (GIA) have reached an agreement on the participation of insurance companies
Read MoreGovernment’s spokesperson, Kofi Tonto, says intervention of the IMF will help stabilize the economy and cause a reduction of inflation
Read MoreSouth Dayi Member of Parliament, Rockson Nelson Dafeamekpor has accused the government of deception relative to the Domestic Debt Exchange programme. He said
Read MoreAll member countries of the G20 group of economic powers are on board for a restructuring of Ghana’s debt. The
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