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Debt exchange will limit businesses’ access to credit – GNCCI warns

Government invites individual bond holders to exchange them for new safe ones

Appointment of political apparatchiks cause of failure of government policies – CLOGSAG

Government further extends its Domestic Debt Exchange expiration date to Jan. 16, and amends terms

Some Corporate Trustees exploited prior knowledge of debt exchange programme – CLOGSAG alleges

Anny Osabutey: Why dreaming of an Afro hairstyle can be costly

Banks reject debt exchange programme – Professor Bokpin

TUC suspends strike action over debt exchange programme

Playback: PM Express discusses way forward for Debt Exchange Programme

We are confident to achieve 55% debt-to-GDP ratio in 2028 – Ofori-Atta

Pension funds exempted from Debt Exchange Programme

Analysing impact of Ghana’s debt exchange on financial and real sectors of economy

Disgruntled clients of Databank threaten to burn down company

House of Chiefs entreat government to engage organised labour over debt exchange programme

Prof. Kwesi Yankah writes: Giving me a haircut in my absence

Ghana Euro bondholders form Committee to support debt restructuring

Debt Exchange Programme: Ghana Euro Bondholders form representative committee

No pension fund management organisation has signed up for debt exchange programme – NAGRAT President

Expiry date for enrollment onto Debt Exchange Programme extended to Dec. 30

Ghana suspends payments on selected external debts, including Eurobonds

Bright Simons: How to borrow and even default in style

Deadline for domestic debt exchange extended to December 30

Debt exchange programme: Extend deadline by one month – Chamber of Corporate Trustees

Economist advises government to address all lingering issues bothering debt exchange programme

ACRR: There would be immediate adverse impact of including pension funds in debt exchange programme

Debt exchange: All direct institutional bondholders were firmly engaged – Deputy Finance Minister

The party must stop – Ato Forson cautions government

Debt exchange policy will weaken balance sheets of participating institutions – Prof. Bokpin

It’s premature to celebrate over IMF staff-level agreement – Minority Leader to government

Government preaches more burden-sharing but practices less in reality – Prof. Bokpin

Government to raise ¢1.98bn in T-bills to refinance maturities of ¢1.82bn

Government’s debt exchange programme immoral – Muntaka

More measures will follow debt exchange programme – Prof Bokpin

Exempt TUC members’ pension funds from debt exchange programme – Dr Baah

Support debt exchange programme – CIMG to labour unions

Debt exchange programme is part of a wider structural reform – Economist

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