Ghana’s economy contracted for the first time in almost four decades in the second quarter, by an annual 3.2%, as coronavirus restrictions stalled activity, the statistics office said on Wednesday. The West African nation, a major producer of gold, oil and cocoa, imposed a three-week lockdown i
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