Tag: DDEP

Active citizen participation in government management and accountability is crucial in strengthening democracy, promoting transparency, and fostering sustainable development.  The involvement of citizens in government affairs is not only a ...

The recent apology by Ghana’s Finance Minister, Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam, for the hardships caused by the Domestic Debt Exchange Programme (DDEP) has sparked considerable debate as the nation prepares ...

The Pension and Independent Bondholders have expressed deep skepticism about the Finance Minister’s recent apology regarding the fallout from the Domestic Debt Exchange Programme (DDEP).  Key members of the bondholders’ ...

Brokerage firm Databank has forecasted that the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) will maintain its positive trajectory through the end of the year, predicting the GSE Composite Index (GSE-CI) will close ...

Ghana's government has taken significant steps towards economic stabilization and investor confidence restoration through a series of financial maneuvers and strategic investments.   A key component of these efforts was the ...

In recent years, Ghana has implemented various measures to manage its domestic debt and promote fiscal stability. One such initiative is the Domestic Debt Exchange Programme (DDEP), which aims to ...

Former Deputy Minister of Information, Mr. Felix Kwakye Ofosu, commenting on the continuous depreciation of the cedi has sarcastically remarked that the Vice President’s economic logic is ‘shrewd’. He stated ...

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has disclosed that Ghanaian banks profitability in 2023 indicates the sector’s rebound from the Domestic Debt Exchange Programme, which caused significant losses to the sector. ...

Economist, Prof Lord Mensah, has expressed disappointment in the minimal impact of the Domestic Debt Exchange Progamme (DDEP) on government's expenditure. According to him, government went into the debt exchange ...

According to Professor John Gatsi, the Government of Ghana cannot employ the same strategy used with domestic bondholders to gain approval from external creditors for its debt restructuring. The government ...