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Time is fast running out for Ken Ofori-Atta to bring down Ghana’s debts to sustainable levels. Currently seeking debt cancellation from creditor nations including the Paris Club, the finance minister faces an uphill task back at home, with fresh protests against his controversial domestic debt exchange programme.
It’s an extremely busy week for Ghana’s financial markets as banks and other institutions scramble through documents ahead of the 16 January deadline to accept or decline the government’s debt exchange programme.