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The Bank of Ghana will today issue a five-year bond to raise 300 million Ghana cedis.The central bank is hoping use proceeds from the bond to fund four major on-going road projects in the country.This will be government’s fourth bond issue for this year and likely to be the last.The Bank of Ghana from January to date has mobilized a little over one billion Ghana cedis through issuance of government papers.
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