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Power crisis deters Ghanaian investors

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  • WALI 9 years ago

    ALSO NOT ONLY ELECTRIC ISSUES

  • Ghanian in New york 9 years ago

    We are all disappointed in our president even carpenters used electricity and he could not fix just one of the bigger s problem in Ghana shame on you mr president you should be ashamed on your tweaaaaa

  • MenayeAFUAforiwa 9 years ago

    Etweaaaaaa, who is this son of a thief. Has he forgotten that his father the late Nortey Omaboe aka Nana Wereko Ampem chief of Amanokrom in Akuapim aided and abetted the National Liberation Council led another bufoon JA Ankra ...
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  • SGT ANANI FIADZAOE 9 years ago

    NPP politicians should stop their internal wranglings and focus on the
    Unity Agenda and think of high this destroyed nation of this country can be rescued from the NDC senseless and hopeless Government and bring some hopes i ...
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  • Kwesi USA 9 years ago

    I import electronics for my brother to sell in Ghana. Dumso has almost destroyed half of his equipments now we power the store with a generator to prevent future problems.

    Ghana is a failed state.

  • Pelicles 9 years ago

    NDC is expecting investors to use lanterns to do business in Ghana. Yes, that is their better Ghana agenda. Since coming to power, they always blame NPP as the root cause of the power crisis instead of their truancy. NDC is ...
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  • Wuorfei 9 years ago

    Something has to be done about crime rate also it's really discouraging!

  • Nana Yaw 9 years ago

    Government can not solve all our problems!!!!

  • Pontius Pilate 9 years ago

    but governments solve basic problems don't they? why do we pay taxes and give them all the privileges if we are to provide our own basic needs such as water and electricity?

  • DAN 9 years ago

    unless the are private power providers with their own gas/coal fired generators or private dams.. Even in usa some citys are gov owner power and water providers..Others have Private electric companys like Southern Company( a ...
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  • ADABRAKA 9 years ago

    How many Ghanaians have factories elsewhere? You just want to add up, or talk. Bristish Gas and EDF (Energy De France) or Scottish Power are they not private investment? Why the so-called Ghanaians who call themselves investo ...
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  • BerylRichards 9 years ago

    except the NDC led governments which tickles itself and laugh.

    Since this is the problem, can you lead a team of power generation companies and experts to explore this market?

    Refuse collection is killing this nation,m ...
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  • PEE 9 years ago

    DECENTRALIZED GHANA REGIONS WITH ALL LEADERS BEING ELECTED NOT APPOINTED BY CENTRAL GOVERNMENT ELSE NOTHING GET DONE. THE GOVERNMENT WILL ALWAYS TELL THE PEOPLE NO MONEY EVEN SIMPLE SANITATION

  • Akora Sark 9 years ago

    Electricity supplied had stabilized by early Jan, 2009 when NDC took power from NPP. With the oil-find and the Bui Hydro-Electric power supply in place, money and electricity flow shouldn't be a problem to Ghana government.
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  • AGNES 9 years ago

    We are in 21stCentury still Ghana Government can not control power supply .
    Still lights going off, when will this habit stop.

    However light bills charges have been increased.

    Its a shame to a developing Country lik ...
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  • kojo livingstone 9 years ago

    Nortey ooo Nortey. Release the guzu!

  • Paul 9 years ago

    Oh Ghanaian, the government is killing business men and women and everyone in this country, when are we going to stand up and tell this government enough is enough the way the economic is going backwards is not good, the only ...
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