Ghanaian finance ministry says anti-LGBT+ law could cost billions

By AfricaPost March 12, 2024183 views

Ghana’s finance ministry suggested that the move would jeopardise $3.8bn of World Bank funding over the next five to six years, meaning that Ghana would have to cut its 2024 budget by $600m.

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