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The government has paid GH¢10.82 billion to bondholders under the Domestic Debt Exchange Programme (DDEP).
The Ministry of Finance said the payment, totalling GH¢10,816,840,318.26, was made in full and on schedule.
It brings the total amount paid to DDEP bondholders since 2025 to GH¢41.36 billion.
The Ministry said this is the third DDEP coupon payment to be made entirely in cash.
According to the Ministry, the timely payment reflects the government’s fiscal discipline and commitment to meeting its debt obligations.
It said the payment is expected to strengthen investor confidence, reduce Ghana’s sovereign default risk and reinforce the country’s financial credibility.
The Ministry has assured bondholders, investors and the public that all future DDEP obligations will be paid in full and on schedule.
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