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Ernest Arhinful••332 words · 2 min read Ghana's improved debt position presents an opportunity, but the IMF warns against rushing back to external commercial borrowing.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has advised Ghana against prematurely returning to international capital markets for borrowing. This caution
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