According to Dr. Richmond Akwasi Atuahene, a Banking Consultant, the introduction of the Domestic Debt Exchange plan has exacerbated Ghana's economic troubles.
Germany, the second largest bilateral creditor to Ghana (only after China), says it is ready to support Ghana in its ongoing debt restructuring process.
The Government has been advised to use a three-thronged approach of fiscal and structural adjustment and debt restructuring to ensure debt sustainability in the shortest time possible.
Organised Labour says it will resist any attempt by the Government to include pension funds in the ongoing Domestic Debt Exchange (DDE) programme.
The Government has, for the fourth time, extended the Domestic Debt Exchange (DDE) programme to February 7, 2023, after revising the DDE with corporate stakeholders.
Dr Johnny Andoh-Arthur, a Social and Community Psychologist, says an economic recession arising out of Government’s Domestic Debt Exchange (DDE) will affect the population’s health.
The Government has extended the expiration date for its Domestic Debt Exchange (DDE) programme to January 31, to hold stakeholder engagement with individual bondholders.
