Ghana's economy is beginning to recover two years after a severe economic crisis triggered a debt default.
Despite this progress, the impact of the domestic debt restructuring continues to hinder prospects for sustained growth.
The overhaul disrupted the local bond market, leaving the government reliant on short-term, high-interest Treasury bills and private financing to meet its obligations.
As the country approaches the final stretch of an election year, financial analysts are urging the government to exercise fiscal discipline to prevent further economic strain.