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Ghana on Track to Reduce Debt, Dr. Adam Urges Sustainability

Ghana's debt-to-GDP ratio drops to 74.6%; Finance Minister highlights growth, $8B reserves, reduced inflation, urging sustained policies for recovery.

Solomon Boakye
Dec 18, 2024

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