07
Mar
Former finance minister Mohammed Amin Adam has defended the economic decisions taken under his administration, stating that despite the difficulties faced by Ghanaians, necessary steps were taken to save the economy before his government left office. Speaking on Good Evening Ghana with Paul Adom-Otchere monitored by MyNewsGH, he emphasized that the reduction in Treasury bill rates was not due to any extraordinary measures by the new administration but rather the natural outcome of policies previously implemented. He pointed out that government bondholders had been paid after a two-year delay, explaining that although the situation was regrettable, sacrifices were needed to…