President John Kufuor of Ghana, who recently returned from meetings with President George W. Bush and administration officials in Washington, took over the reins of power in the West African country six months ago. Since then, he has been busying himself with the task of helping Ghana recover from the effects of the previous regime, led by former President Jerry Rawlings. Left with a country burdened by economic turmoil and the ravages of social injustices, Mr. Kufuor spoke with Barbra Murray of the International Herald Tribune about his plans to lead Ghana out of its troubles.
Source: GhanaWeb
