Ghana’s recent election is, first and foremost, a ringing political success. On the economic front, we doubt that the election will trigger a sharp change in policy. But given that Ghana’s economy was already set for a turnaround, President-elect Nana Akufo-Addo’s administration will be well-placed to capitalise on accelerating growth in 2017.
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