Ghana Ruling Party Moves to Back Finance Minister Before Budget – Bloomberg

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Ghana’s ruling party said it struck a deal with about two-thirds of its lawmakers to suspend their demand that Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta quit so he can present the nation’s annual budget on Thursday.
New Patriotic Party legislators had called for Ofori-Atta’s dismissal over his perceived failure to deal with the country’s economic crisis, adding to pressure from minority lawmakers who are seeking to remove him through a separate parliamentary motion of censure. 

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