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Ghana’s external debt restructuring: Does China matter?

Individual Bondholders Forum proposes how to save ¢83bn in government expenditure

Debt restructuring: Ghana will record worst non-oil GDP growth this year – Dr Ato Forson

Bright Simons: 7 Flaws in Ghana’s debt restructuring and how to fix them

Minority Leader urges government to submit debt restructuring document to Parliament

Economic gains will be sustained going into 2023 – Dr. Acheampong

IMF has put ball in government’s court after staff-level agreement – Prof. Bokpin

Debt restructuring programme too wicked – Prof Ackah

Debt exchange: Government’s promise of ‘no haircut’ a mockery – Togbe Afede

Bondholders have genuine fears over debt restructuring programme – Ahiagbah

Debt exchange: Our money shouldn’t be touched – UTAG tells government

Restructuring Ghana’s Debt: Pay your taxes, reduce size of government – OccupyGhana to Akufo-Addo

Government plan to cut interest costs gets pushback from local funds

Government has not demonstrated ‘we are in this together’ anthem – Titus Beyuo

GMA rejects debt exchange programme

Lack of transparency on debt restructuring can affect investors’ confidence – ISSER to Government

Withdraw inclusion of pension funds from debt exchange programme – Nurses and Midwives to government

A. B. A Fuseini takes kenkey and fish to Parliament to show ‘true state of economy’

Government is still peddling falsehoods in the middle of a crisis – Ato Forson

Playback: PM Express discusses Ghana’s Debt exchange programme

Labour unions kick against any ‘haircut’ on pension funds of workers

We’ll not accept Ofori-Atta’s debt restructuring – Minority

Let’s take personal responsibility in repairing broken economic walls – Ofori-Atta

Bright Simons: Ghana begins its dance with creditors

Debt restructuring: Public sector workers against including Tier-2 pension

Restructuring Ghana’s Debt: 94% of Tier 2 pension may be affected

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