Ghana
Power protests reflect Ghana's broader economic woes
Protests over irregular power supplies reflect one of several signs that the political stakes are high for the IMF deal
GhanaGhana's IMF bailout will need strict compliance
Conditions attached to the prospective IMF bailout for Ghana will be tough
GhanaGhana growth forecast hints at tough IMF deal in 2015
With oil prices depressed, Accra has even less fiscal space to commit half-heartedly to austere IMF bailout conditions
GhanaEconomic measurement faces huge changes
Important releases are often based on inadequate methodologies and are distorted by rapid economic changes
InternationalGhana gas plan risks falling short of demand
Ghana's electricity outlook is dependent on domestic gas supplies, which are not necessarily reliable
GhanaGhana budget pins hopes on gas supply
The budget is anchored optimistically in the wider fiscal and growth benefits of gas-fired power generation
GhanaDeteriorating Ghana profile may augur tough conditions
Ghana's hand in IMF negotiations will be weakened if consensus grows that it will not implement any programme
GhanaGhana opposition could be in with a chance for 2016
With the economic crisis, Ghana's main opposition New Patriotic Party arguably stand a good chance in 2016
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