DOSSIER: Debt Exchange Programme
Government of Ghana launched Ghana’s Domestic Debt Exchange programme, an invitation for the voluntary exchange of approximately GHS137 billion of the domestic notes and bonds of the Republic, including E.S.L.A. and Daakye bonds, for a package of New Bond
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'We now know debt sustainability after borrowing recklessly?' – Kwame Pianim shoots
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Ghana overtakes Egypt with highest interest rates among top 15 African economies
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It's irrational to take a poor man's money and be driving V8 - Senyo Hosi to government
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We give them advise, they refuse it; we give them taxes, they misuse it – Bondholders call out insensitive government
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It's irrational to take a poor man's money and be driving V8 - Senyo Hosi to government
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All outstanding coupons, principal payments to individual bondholders settled - MoF
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Individual bondholders suspend picketing unless government breaches its commitment
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Ghanaian banks push for better deal in cocoa bills restructure
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Ghana anticipates concluding negotiations on external debt restructuring of $2.5bn
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Coalition of Individual Bondholders to picket MoF on July 11 over delayed payment
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Coalition of individual bondholders to picket at Ministry of Finance on July 6
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DDEP: 16 banks to record losses of about GH¢17.1 billion in 2023 - Report
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Fitch warns Ghana, others against rising interest cost on domestic debt
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Ghana's external debt restructuring: China in perspective
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2nd DDEP: Government, banks reach agreement to restructure $1.36bn debt - Report
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Inevitable 2nd round of DDEP: Will organized labor sacrifice pension funds?
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Our coupons are due every Monday – Pensioner bondholders announce new picketing days
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Our coupons are due every Monday – Pensioner bondholders announce new picketing days
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NPP flagbearer race: What better vision do you have - Adongo quizzes Bawumia
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Government plans to complete outstanding debt restructuring by September - Ofori-Atta
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Ken Ofori-Atta assures no job losses amid ongoing economic reforms
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We’re not aware of possible ‘haircut’ on pension funds – Federation of Labour
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Insensitive debt restructuring has led to expropriation of GH¢80bn by Ghanaians – Mahama
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IMF deal will help Ghana overcome economic challenges – Bawumia
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Bear with us, ability to pay your bonds a struggle – MoF begs pensioners
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Analysis of proposed structural conditionality under Ghana's ECF for 2023-24
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Bear with us, ability to pay your bonds a struggle – MoF begs pensioners
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Banks to undergo corrective measures by September 2023
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Government grapples with rising yields on Treasury market
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Government nears agreement to restructure $2.6 billion in pension funds - Report
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Pensioner Bondholders to resume picketing June 1
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Rate of credit to private sector moderates - BoG
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BDCs now buy fuel in cedis – BOST on benefits of gold-for-oil
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Debt service to IMF may hinder Ghana’s entry into capital market - Report
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We will resume picketing on May 29 – Pensioner bondholders on unpaid coupons
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Banks' profit increase to GH¢2.8 billion in Q1 2023 after GH¢6.6 billion losses in 2022
