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• Ken Bond 7 months ago

  Is restructuring the same as payment? Pay the debt and not restructuring

  Is restructuring the same as payment? Pay the debt and not restructuring

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• Roadrunner 7 months ago

  Ghana is very lucky to have such a talented Minister for finance that takes the Job serious.The NDC started from a long way back ,To bring the country back from where it started ...so given time,debt will be reduced.. but yo ...
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  Ghana is very lucky to have such a talented Minister for finance that takes the Job serious.The NDC started from a long way back ,To bring the country back from where it started ...so given time,debt will be reduced.. but you have to pay outstanding debt like contractors to get road maintenance started again
  and some people haven't been paid for months by the previous Government and the theft that is being uncovered is mind boggling to say the least.....It will take 12 months
  to put things right again,and there is a need for patience,....Keep the lid on
  Government spending...is the key,dont spend money you haven't got... .Debt reduction will happen in due process am sure.

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• Alkabulan 7 months ago

  Which debt , NDC government doesn't indebted Ghana. So wait and tell npp government to pay their debts being created by akufo ado and Bawumia when they came back to power in 100 years time. Animal fool @ken Bond .

  Which debt , NDC government doesn't indebted Ghana. So wait and tell npp government to pay their debts being created by akufo ado and Bawumia when they came back to power in 100 years time. Animal fool @ken Bond .

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• Jayhovah 7 months ago

  Looks like those NPP clowns really raped the soul of GH. But it looks like the reset is on. Hopefully the ppl will wise up and NEVER let those crooked imbeciles back in power

  Looks like those NPP clowns really raped the soul of GH. But it looks like the reset is on. Hopefully the ppl will wise up and NEVER let those crooked imbeciles back in power

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• Roadrunner 7 months ago

  This is good news for Ghana ,the better the credit rating, the more interest it generates with investors.
  Long term would also help securing any loan for a worthwhile projects
  Ato Forson has done a good job,as he has only ...
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  This is good news for Ghana ,the better the credit rating, the more interest it generates with investors.
  Long term would also help securing any loan for a worthwhile projects
  Ato Forson has done a good job,as he has only been in the job for a few months.

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• Od 7 months ago

  Over to you Alhaji

  Over to you Alhaji

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• Earl 7 months ago

  The state of Ghana has big debts. The "restructuring" entailed forcing creditors to give up some of their claims and exchanging the rest in to longer term government bonds. That some creditors still have not accepted this, is ...
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  The state of Ghana has big debts. The "restructuring" entailed forcing creditors to give up some of their claims and exchanging the rest in to longer term government bonds. That some creditors still have not accepted this, is actually a big problem. The condition creditors have set, is that all other creditors must accept the same "haircut", as the former government nicely put it. If only one is paid in full, all others have to be paid in full.
  
  This killed a similar deal Argentina tried to make some years back. It must have the governments full focus.

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• Test2 7 months ago

  APLANKE OR DIVER MATE BAWUMIAH WILL SOON TAKE THE CREDIT FOR IT B-
  SO THEY BORROWED ALL THIS MONEY AND NOTHING TO SHOW FOR ONLY GIFTY OWARE AND EDU BOAHENE CECILIA DAPAAH WONTUMI BENEFITED
  ASHANTIS ARE THIEVES NATION WREC ...
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  APLANKE OR DIVER MATE BAWUMIAH WILL SOON TAKE THE CREDIT FOR IT B-
  SO THEY BORROWED ALL THIS MONEY AND NOTHING TO SHOW FOR ONLY GIFTY OWARE AND EDU BOAHENE CECILIA DAPAAH WONTUMI BENEFITED
  ASHANTIS ARE THIEVES NATION WRECKERS

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• Paul 7 months ago

  Can't get my way clear. Is the Fitch report referring to restructuring negotiated in October 2024 or eurobonds contracted in October 2024? Dr. Ato, please help me.

  Can't get my way clear. Is the Fitch report referring to restructuring negotiated in October 2024 or eurobonds contracted in October 2024? Dr. Ato, please help me.

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