Ghana to Benefit from Early Disbursement of World Bank Funding

By // 11 March 2009

The World Bank will frontload some USD300 million in credits and grants to bolster the Ghanaian economy, Finance Minister Kwabena Duffuor revealed. Such move will allow for the immediate release of funding, which is originally due to be disbursed in the next couple of years, according to

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  • Ma. Rizza Leonzon

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