US$ 900m loan approval sparks post-IMF fiscal debate 
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US$ 900m loan approval sparks post-IMF fiscal debate 

Kizito CUDJOE
Published July 29, 20264 min read

Parliament has approved nearly US$ 900 million in new external financing, prompting fresh debate over government’s fiscal strategy in the post-IMF era and whether weaker-than-expected domestic revenue mobilisation is forcing a quicker return to external borrowing for financing development priorities while preserving debt sustainability.

Published by Business & Financial Times
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