Hertz Ghana begins operations

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Obed Adore 10 years ago

" Mr. Seth Baah, also a Member of Parliament (MP) for Nkawkaw, retreated that corporate Ghana can not survive without the services of transportation and logistics,"...
The question is hasn't corporate Ghana survived all the ...
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" Mr. Seth Baah, also a Member of Parliament (MP) for Nkawkaw, retreated that corporate Ghana can not survive without the services of transportation and logistics,"...
The question is hasn't corporate Ghana survived all these years without Hertz?
Ningo 10 years ago

This is no good news for Ghana. Local vehicle rental companies are going to sqeezed outby the American giant.

This is no good news for Ghana. Local vehicle rental companies are going to sqeezed outby the American giant.
Kotei 10 years ago

Ghanaians do secret business from home and elsewhere and avoid taxation and govt. loses income for her expenditure towards service provision for us, such as sanitation, roads and health. Expat. corporates do the right thing a ...
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Ghanaians do secret business from home and elsewhere and avoid taxation and govt. loses income for her expenditure towards service provision for us, such as sanitation, roads and health. Expat. corporates do the right thing and pay taxes to govt. They are real, conspicuous and well labelled business addresses , also play by the rules of taxation. Ghana's economy is better that way and it's a step in the right direction. The blame is on us, trying to be smart and dishonest.
Omanbapa Osei Oyeadieyie 10 years ago

I find this as very good news for Ghana, because it will make the local vehicle companies wake and provide beter services.

Don't forget that competition awakens business.

I hope AVIS and all the rest join the rental bus ...
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I find this as very good news for Ghana, because it will make the local vehicle companies wake and provide beter services.

Don't forget that competition awakens business.

I hope AVIS and all the rest join the rental business in Ghana.
DAN 10 years ago

remember in usa and europe a driver does not come along with car! Just put gps and lo-jock

remember in usa and europe a driver does not come along with car! Just put gps and lo-jock
Lawless country 10 years ago

You really think cars can be rented like they do in the US? Where is the credit card system to augment that? Credit system facilitate rental and leasing industry. Tell it to NDC and their administration, these are the things ...
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You really think cars can be rented like they do in the US? Where is the credit card system to augment that? Credit system facilitate rental and leasing industry. Tell it to NDC and their administration, these are the things we should be tasking our government to help put in place to bring in business thereby providing employment. Ghanaians will steal these cars.
Abroampah 10 years ago

For sure they are focusing on the foreign expats and tourists who will be be booking complete packages including car rentals before embarking on their trips to Ghana, the average ghanaian without the credit-card facility is d ...
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For sure they are focusing on the foreign expats and tourists who will be be booking complete packages including car rentals before embarking on their trips to Ghana, the average ghanaian without the credit-card facility is definitely not going to benefit from this.
EZEKIEL 10 years ago

Idiot, BEFORE the Credit Card System, weren't people renting cars ?? Some of you IDIOTS talk as if the "credit card USAGE" IS the START OF CIVILISATION !!!
We should rather PRESS our Govts (NPP/NDC) to chelp CONSTRUCT CAR-WO ...
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Idiot, BEFORE the Credit Card System, weren't people renting cars ?? Some of you IDIOTS talk as if the "credit card USAGE" IS the START OF CIVILISATION !!!
We should rather PRESS our Govts (NPP/NDC) to chelp CONSTRUCT CAR-WORTHY-ROADS so that the competition can thrive !! Through COMPETITION, WE CAN ALSO BE FORCED TO IMPROVE!!!
JONES 10 years ago

HOW WILL IT WORK IF GHANA CONTINUE TO FUNCTION THIS WAY

HOW WILL IT WORK IF GHANA CONTINUE TO FUNCTION THIS WAY
Pumpuni 10 years ago

Reiterated or retreated?

Reiterated or retreated?
C.Y. ANDY-K 10 years ago

Yeah! I also noticed that butchering of the English, which is the norm from our semi-illiterate journalists being churned out these days!

Andy-K

Yeah! I also noticed that butchering of the English, which is the norm from our semi-illiterate journalists being churned out these days!

Andy-K
Kotei 10 years ago

yes I changeover the news channel broadcast when it's time for the news 'cos some of the expressions are terrible. Read the papers instead.

yes I changeover the news channel broadcast when it's time for the news 'cos some of the expressions are terrible. Read the papers instead.
GHFUO, change ur thinking 10 years ago

IN THIS 21ST CENTURY. OUR MAJOR CITIES ARE DEVOID OF PROPER PLANNING, STREET NAMES N NUMBERED BUILDINGS.....AFUOM! EVE RATS HAVE STREET NAMES N ADDRESSES. KUSI3

IN THIS 21ST CENTURY. OUR MAJOR CITIES ARE DEVOID OF PROPER PLANNING, STREET NAMES N NUMBERED BUILDINGS.....AFUOM! EVE RATS HAVE STREET NAMES N ADDRESSES. KUSI3
GHFUO, change ur thinking 10 years ago

JUST KIDNAP THE DRIVER N STEAL THE CAR. SLOWLY, HERTZ WILL COMOT FROM GH....

JUST KIDNAP THE DRIVER N STEAL THE CAR. SLOWLY, HERTZ WILL COMOT FROM GH....
C.Y. ANDY-K 10 years ago

BTW, I forgot to mention that you probably intended to write "brofo" too.:-)

BTW, I forgot to mention that you probably intended to write "brofo" too.:-)
sko 10 years ago

The pessimist sees difficulty in every opportunity. The optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty. - Churchill, Winston

No wonder we still struggle to realize our nation’s potential

The pessimist sees difficulty in every opportunity. The optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty. - Churchill, Winston

No wonder we still struggle to realize our nation’s potential

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