Ken Ofori-Atta
IMF says China could take over Ghana's mineral revenue and electricity sales over loans
The IMF has published riveting details on Ghana’s four collateralised Chinese loans in a report compiled in connection with the $3 billion bailout programme.
Akufo-Addo will never sack his cousin: Clement Apaak resurrects call to fire Ken Ofori-Atta
NDC MP for Builsa South Clement Apaak has stoked calls for Ofori-Atta to be fired over claims his poor management of the economy has landed Ghana in a crisis.
Free SHS won't be touched under $3bn IMF programme: Finance minister assures
Ofori-Atta has said government's flagship social intervention programmes like the Free SHS won't be discontinued or altered under the $3 billion IMF programme
IMF Executive Board approves Ghana's $3bn loan request after topsy-turvy negotiation
Ghana's request for a $3 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund has been approved by Fund's executive board. The loan was approved on Wednesday.
"Give us our money": Elderly lady brings mentally challenged dependents to join picketing over unpaid coupons
A pensioner bondholder dragged her two mentally challenged cousins who depend on her to join the daily picketing at the Finance Ministry over unpaid coupons.
Big banks in Ghana will survive debt exchange ‘squeeze’ but not small banks – Analyst
A finance expert has said the problems that have been triggered in Ghana's financial market by domestic debt exchange programme won't severely affect big banks.
Top banks in Ghana record heavy losses due to Ofori-Atta's debt exchange programme
The audited financial statements released by some banks in Ghana show they posted losses due largely to government's domestic and foreign debt restructuring.
Prof Hanke takes Ofori-Atta to the cleaners, wants him to recognise “mismanagement”
US-based economist Professor Steve Hanke slammed finance minister Ken Ofori-Atta for failing to admit self-inflicted causes of Ghana's debilitating debt crisis.
Ghana cashes in on ongoing ‘battle’ for influence between USA and China
Ghana will benefit from a turf war between the United States and China. China promised to support Ghana's debt restructuring, while the US has promised cash.
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