Officials in Ghana announce steps taken to settle domestic bond obligations and call for a major overhaul of the national waste management system.
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Updated Sep 3
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What happened
Officials in Ghana announce steps taken to settle domestic bond obligations and call for a major overhaul of the national waste management system.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Ghana
country in West Africa
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Ghana Cocoa Board
price-regulating institution
- Ghana saw simultaneous developments including COCOBOD setting cocoa prices, GNPC supplying oil to Tema Oil Refinery, and SEC targeting capital market linkage.
- The Bank of Ghana maintained its policy rate while Visa and Access Bank launched a new payment service, coinciding with cocoa price adjustments in Ghana.
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Mahama Ayariga
Ghanaian lawyer and MP for Bawku Central
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