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NDC wouldn’t kill businesses and later run to IMF – Economist assures Ghanaians
Trainee allowances intact under IMF deal - Osafo-Maafo guarantees
IMF deal won’t affect nursing, teacher trainees allowance – Akufo-Addo
IMF deal won’t affect nursing, teacher trainees allowance – Akufo-Addo
NDC most likely to win 2024 general elections – Fitch predicts
Blame IMF conditionalities for mass licensure exams failure – Norbert Gborgbortsi
Government accepted harshest IMF conditionalities – Mahama
Economic crisis: Government has a great recovery plan – Richard Ahiagbah promises
IMF deal will help Ghana overcome economic challenges – Bawumia
IMF staff to visit Ghana to assess Economic Recovery programme on June 7
World Bank country director not a technocrat but a politician – Kwabena Donkor
World Bank calls for review of Power Purchase Agreements
IMF deal makes Ghana’s cedi one of May’s best currency - Bloomberg
IMF conditionalities could collapse businesses – GUTA warns
IMF conditionalities could collapse businesses – GUTA warns
IMF deal: Government to collapse more banks – Isaac Adongo alleges
IMF’s economic growth projections for Ghana 'unambitiously low' - IEA
Recent tariff increases not influenced by IMF deal – PURC
Banks to undergo corrective measures by September 2023
Going to IMF for US$3bn bailout was a painful decision for me to take – Akufo-Addo
Ghanaians, industries urged to brace up for difficult times as IMF conditionalities bite
Ghana won’t default in paying four Chinese loans – Government spokesperson
GNPC-PetroSA reportage: Freddy Blay threatens to sue accusers
What is the originality of President Akufo-Addo? – Lawyer Jantuah asks
IMF deal won’t reduce the price of kenkey – Kwesi Pratt Jnr
Nana Addo is already salivating to go to the international market, why? - Amaliba
You bragged about having the men, why is IMF now managing our economy? – Twum-Barimah slams Bawumia
IMF approves US$3.5bn loan for Ivory Coast, US$500 million released as tranche 1
IMF approves US$3.5 billion loan for Ivory Coast, US$500m released as tranche 1
Akufo-Addo did not say Ghana will go to the capital market soon - Richard Ahiagbah
We’ll begin rigorous expenditure cuts – Akufo-Addo announces
No rush to return to international markets to borrow - Akufo-Addo
The IMF can’t trust us, Ghana has been disgraced! – Kofi Oduro on piecemeal releases
US$600m IMF Cash: Pay bondholders, creditors and increase LEAP - Dr. Assibey-Yeboah to government
IMF bailout: Pay bondholders, creditors and increase LEAP - Dr. Assibey-Yeboah
Ghana likely to lose mineral, electricity revenue to China due to loan defaults – IMF