Ghana: president defends policies after request for IMF help

 

If you can't see the Public Finance International email below click here to view the web version   International news & comment from Public Finance and CIPFA   5 August 2014 | Public Finance International Home | Contact us | Sign up         Ghana president defends policies after request for IMF help Ghana’s decision to seek emergency aid from the International Monetary Fund is not an indictment of its domestic policies and measures are in place to bring public finances back under control, President John Dramani Mahama has claimed.       Latest news World Bank pledges emergency funds to tackle Ebola epidemic European Commission endorses Portuguese bank bailout World Bank to support public service decentralisation in Yemen Argentina downgraded after debt default China 'needs fiscal reforms to ensure inclusive growth' More news     Blogs Sovereign debt: can’t pay, must pay? By Odette Lienau Who's afraid of Janet Yellen? By Christopher T Mahoney More opinion     Features Improving labour markets: working toward a better world More features     Jobs Chief Financial Accountant CIPFA Recruitment Services c£35,000 Plus an extensive benefits package Commercial Officer CIPFA Recruitment Services c£35,000 Plus an extensive benefits package Accountant/Bookkeeper Menorah Park Center for Senior Living £Competitive More jobs       Click here to unsubscribe from this email