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Highly indebted African nation is facing a ‘major economic and financial crisis’
Akufo-Addo tells Blinken that Wagner Group has ‘entered into an arrangement’ with Ouagadougou to fight jihadist revolt
Officials in Accra must agree conditions with other creditors before three-year loan is signed off
Plus, VAR line call goes Japan’s way, Ghana grudge match
West African nation out for revenge after last-minute Luis Suárez handball denied it a semi-final berth in 2010
More countries will be unable to pay their debts after Covid and Ukraine, but ‘malevolent forces’ may not be the only problem
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Risks are priced in with yields on the country’s sovereign bonds barely budging on the news
In a reversal of fortune, west African nation now has one of world’s worst performing currencies
Ivory Coast and Ghana boycott annual meeting amid rising tensions in chocolate industry
People across continent struggle to cope with impact of weak currencies and high prices
Africa’s largest economy has some of the worst outcomes in the world
Central bank seeks to counter soaring inflation and depreciating currency
Measures aggravated problems for many countries now struggling to service debts, says Ken Ofori-Atta
Maker of Kit Kat to tackle root cause through direct payments to smallholders
At any age, to encounter someone new with whom you feel a genuine connection is an immeasurable gift
Investors demand higher bond yields, posing refinancing challenge for indebted countries
Producing bars at home, rather than exporting raw cocoa, is one way to break neocolonial trading patterns
A wave of high-profile ransomware assaults over the past two months has convulsed the insurance market
Stifled and lost in his city office, Robert Martineau flew to Accra and set out on foot for a remote desert shrine
Gyimah-Boadi’s Afrobarometer has worked to energise civil society and make the case for better government
African officials complain of delay in delivery to other member states
For families growing the crop in west Africa, the farmgate price is low and the life uncertain
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