Ghana’s next phase of economic management is expected to place greater emphasis on what the economy produces, how much it processes locally and the jobs its industries can create, as the government prepares to roll out a US$10 billion investment programme over four years.
Ghana’s next phase of economic management is expected to place greater emphasis on what the economy produces, how much it processes locally and the jobs its industries can create, as the government prepares to roll out a US$10 billion investment programme over four years.
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