A worker sleeps in a cocoa warehouse in Dabisso June 18, 2014. “Every time the cedi devalues against the dollar, it reduces the capacity to buy fertilisers and inputs to help the farmers”, said a European analyst. “If you consider Ghana is going to produce 900,000 tonnes, about 21 or 22 percent of world demand, it's of enormous importance”. (Photo by Thierry Gouegnon/Reuters)
