Ghana after the lockdown
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Ghana is the first country in Africa to lift its lockdown orders after lasting three weeks
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Infections are on the rise, but the government expects its capacity to test and isolate to stop further spread
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Potential positive catalysts for ailing economy: (i) oil, cocoa, gold output growth; (ii) rate cuts, falling inflation
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