In Ghana, government officials have hinted they will seek to change the terms of the country's emergency bailout loan from the International Monetary Fund. The deal, made in 2015 by the previous government, promised emergency funds if Ghana committed to balancing its books. But the new government says the bailout terms doesn't leave them with enough money to fulfill its campaign promises. Katerina Vittozzi has more
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