In response to recent remarks by the Finance Minister regarding Ghana's Eurobond debt restructuring, a group of pensioner Eurobond holders in Ghana has voiced their deep disappointment and frustration.
The Finance Minister's announcement that Eurobond investors have forgiven $5 billion of Ghana's debt has been received with dismay by these pensioners, who feel left out of the debt negotiations and severely impacted by the restructuring process.
The affected pensioners express that despite following the government's press releases on the Eurobond restructuring closely, there has been no acknowledgement of the small group of Ghanaian pensioners holding these bonds.
Instead, the focus has been on negotiations with international and commercial bondholders, who, unlike the pensioners, are better positioned to handle the severe financial terms of the restructuring.