Former Finance Minister Dr Mohammed Amin Adam has warned that Ghana’s recent debt relief remains vulnerable to exchange-rate movements, commodity-price shocks and weaker economic growth, despite improvements in the country’s reported debt position.
Amin Adam warns cedi depreciation could reverse Ghana’s debt relief gains
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