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The approval of this financing package follows last week’s agreement in principle by the Official Creditors’ Committee under the G20 Common Framework on the key parameters of the proposed debt restructuring for Ghana. The agreement, which is consistent with the Joint World Bank-International Monetary Fund Debt Sustainability Framework, represents a critical milestone toward restoring debt sustainability.

World Bank To Provide $300 Million To Ghana To Strengthen Macroeconomic Stability

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The World Bank today approved a $300 million Development Policy Operation for Ghana.

By Chernor Alimamy Kamara The World Bank Board of Executive Directors has approved the third inclusive and sustainable growth Development Policy Financing (DPF) and disbursement of a $65 million Grant to support the Government of Sierra Leone in addressing critical developmental challenges. The Grant which was revealed by the Ministry of Finance in a press release issued on

The World Bank has approved two separate loans worth about $1.14 billion combined to Tanzania to support its private sector, develop its commercial capital and fight effects of climate change, the... -December 21, 2023 at 06:13 am EST - MarketScreener

The package includes $750 million Development Policy Financing and $385 million Dar es Salaam Metropolitan Development Project Phase 2.

The Republic of Congo Promotes Governance Reforms to Boost Inclusive and Sustainable Growth

The World Bank and the Office Chérifien des Phosphates Group have announced a partnership to support farmers in Togo and other West African and Sahelian

The former Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Kingsley Moghalu, has said that Nigeria is becoming a carcass while politicians in the country have become its scavengers with no sense of patriotism. Moghalu, who was also the candidate of the Young Progressive Party (YPP) in the February 2019 presidential election, said this on Monday while reacting to President Bola Tinubu administration’s move to borrow $1.5 billion from the World Bank.