Ghana Raises $289 Million in First Cocoa Bill Sale Since Default
Ghana raised 3.39 billion cedis ($289 million) in its first sale of cocoa bills since a debt default, with the proceeds to be used to buy beans from farmers during the 2026-27 season.
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