Ghana CERPA Applauds Early Eurobond Payment, Calls for Reforms
Ghana paid a US$709 million Eurobond early on December 30, 2025, as part of its post-restructuring debt management and economic recovery plan.
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Cocoa Prices Soar on Excessive West African Rains
Cocoa prices rose over 20% by mid-June 2024 due to heavy rains in Ivory Coast and Ghana disrupting supply and exports.
Ghana secures $1.2bn IMF disbursement after cocoa revenue slump and Eurobond restructuring delays
Ghana received a $1.2 billion IMF disbursement after meeting targets despite cocoa revenue decline and Eurobond restructuring delays.
Ghana is courting IMF and World Bank support as it advances debt restructuring and tries to steady…
Ghana reached a debt restructuring agreement with G20 creditors to restore fiscal stability and access $300 million in international budget support.
Ghana withdraws from United States aid agreement negotiations citing privacy protection concerns
Ghana withdrew from $109 million U.S. health aid talks over concerns about privacy and U.S. demands for access to citizens' personal data.