IMANI's Critical Sectoral Review of the 2015 Ghana Budget

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summy addo 9 years ago

THE GHANA COCOA FARMER WOULD NEVER BE HAPPY, UNLESS HE IS LIBERATED FROM THE CANKER OF ILLEGAL SCALE ADJUSTMENT. LBCs TO BLAME.

THE GHANA COCOA FARMER WOULD NEVER BE HAPPY, UNLESS HE IS LIBERATED FROM THE CANKER OF ILLEGAL SCALE ADJUSTMENT. LBCs TO BLAME.
Nana Kwadwo 9 years ago

Franklin,
Excellent direction of the budget statement. Very informative review.
Kudos

Franklin,
Excellent direction of the budget statement. Very informative review.
Kudos
Kofi 9 years ago

A lot of words, but what do they mean and say?

A lot of words, but what do they mean and say?
George 9 years ago

This is complete balderdash. This basically a critique and not review expected of a so called Think tank. It is bizarre and should have been objectively analysed and given constructive suggestions as is done in cases of think ...
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This is complete balderdash. This basically a critique and not review expected of a so called Think tank. It is bizarre and should have been objectively analysed and given constructive suggestions as is done in cases of think tanks.
DusTY-FooT-pHiloSophER 9 years ago

Yes, exactly what it is, thus, a complete balderdash.

Yes, exactly what it is, thus, a complete balderdash.
patriot 9 years ago

Franklin Cudjoe is always criticising the government and in the pocket of the NPP.He is never objective and only sees everything the government does in negative terms.Why waste my time read his review of the budget?

Franklin Cudjoe is always criticising the government and in the pocket of the NPP.He is never objective and only sees everything the government does in negative terms.Why waste my time read his review of the budget?
Prof Lungu 9 years ago

Once again, IMANI Ghana is critical in all areas where there is a need!

READ: In Ghana, It is clear that the budget deficit is not caused solely by lower taxes. Expenditure mismanagement and revenue leakage explain Ghana's ...
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Once again, IMANI Ghana is critical in all areas where there is a need!

READ: In Ghana, It is clear that the budget deficit is not caused solely by lower taxes. Expenditure mismanagement and revenue leakage explain Ghana's fiscal deficit more than any other factor."

BUT, THEN: Mahama's "...2015 budget said nothing substantial on transparency and anti-corruption initiatives..."

If Mahama, Bagbin, and the entire government were serious about fighting corruption why is the need to have "possible" in "...the government will implement initiatives to enforce the recommendations of the Auditor General's report. This will involve sanctioning and possible prosecution of persons indicted by the report.'"

What is all that about?

Possible prosecution?

But it all makes sense when you read Nana Akwah's brilliant essay on the other side. There is so much dishonesty, nepotism, unacceptability, and yes, corruption!

WORD TO IMANI: The last statement about "FOR INTERVIEWS" is chaotic, to say the least. How about just one POC. But, if each of the 3 persons are responsible for different types of "Interviews", then, take pains to provide those details.

On balance a good read, again!
Simon 9 years ago

USELESS PIECE. IS THIS REALLY OUTPUT FROM A THINK TANK? AMAZING!! This is sample of an article critique of my undergraduate students.

USELESS PIECE. IS THIS REALLY OUTPUT FROM A THINK TANK? AMAZING!! This is sample of an article critique of my undergraduate students.

IMANI's Critical Sectoral Review of the 2015 Ghana Budget

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