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Convince official creditors to urgently restructure $5 4bn loans - Peprah to government

“The $5.4 billion that we want, whatever cut-off point that is being approved, we should be able to convince these external creditors that the $5.4 billion is what will help our economy and help us to complete our restructuring programme”, he explained

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Opt for a lengthy debt repayment plan with China – Prof Peprah advises govt

Associate Finance Professor at Andrews University in Michigan, U.S.A, Williams Peprah, has advised the government to negotiate a lengthy repayment.

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Opt for a lengthy debt repayment plan with China – Prof Peprah advises govt

Opt for a lengthy debt repayment plan with China – Prof Peprah advises govt
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Ghana: Opt for a Lengthy Debt Repayment Plan With China - Prof Peprah Advises Govt

Ghana: Opt for a Lengthy Debt Repayment Plan With China - Prof Peprah Advises Govt
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Opt for a lengthy debt repayment plan with China – Prof Peprah advises government

“Our government should rather possibly negotiate for a lengthy repayment period. The Chinese are not interested in negotiating debts down because they feel that once they do that, more countries will come forward for similar treatments”.

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