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Ghana Pursues Economic Debt Discipline and Diplomatic Push to Lift Cuba Embargo
The Ghanaian government has outlined new fiscal measures to address national debt distress while simultaneously renewing diplomatic efforts to secure the removal of the U.S. economic embargo on Cuba.
1 Sept, 11:05 — 1 Sept, 13:55
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graphic-ghanaMixed17h ago
From debt distress to debt discipline: how Ghana’s economy gave birth to the DDEP - Graphic Online
From debt distress to debt discipline: how Ghana’s economy gave birth to the DDEP Graphic Online
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Mahama renews Ghana’s call for end to US economic embargo on Cuba
President John Mahama has reiterated Ghana’s call for an end to the long-standing economic, commercial, and financial embargo against Cuba, arguing that unilateral measures against sovereign states undermine the principles of the international system.
By Karen Tei
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