Professor Lord Mensah, a financial economist, expressed doubt that Ghana would gain significant economic benefits from Donald Trump’s re-election as U.S. president, citing Ghana's debt issues as a barrier.
While Republican leadership often coincides with U.S. economic growth and boosts investor confidence, Mensah argues Ghana’s financial constraints may limit its ability to leverage any positive spillovers from a Trump presidency.
He noted Trump’s business-first approach and likely reluctance to provide aid, suggesting that Ghana’s current debt levels make it an unattractive partner for business dealings with the U.S. under Trump’s mutually beneficial, business-centered policies.
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