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Home PoliticsIMF deal derailed by end of 2024 but Mahama acted decisively to bring it back on track - Govt

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IMF deal derailed by end of 2024 but Mahama acted decisively to bring it back on track - Govt

3NewsBy [email protected] (Laud Nartey)Fri, 15 May 2026 · 1h ago0 views

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The government stated that an IMF deal was derailed by the end of 2024, but claimed former President Mahama acted decisively to restore it. The government further asserted it recalibrated the agreement by implementing a frontloaded fiscal consolidation.

The government said it brought it back on track and to recalibrate it by implementing a frontloaded fiscal consolidation

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