Ghana's annual consumer price inflation rose to a four-year high of 14.8 percent in May from 14.7 percent in April, fuelled in part by a weakening currency, the country's statistics office said on Wednesday. The rise is less than the 15 percent forecast in a Reuters poll but still pushes the rate f
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