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Deputy Finance Minister Says Ghana Has Stabilised Present, Must Now Secure Future

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Ghana's Deputy Finance Minister has publicly stated that the government has stabilised the present economic environment and must now focus on securing the future. The statement adds a political voice to a series of positive macroeconomic signals Ghana has recorded in recent months.

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“We have stabilised the present; now we must secure the future” — Deputy Finance Minister · myjoyonline.com · T3

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