Govt committed to improving business climate – Spio-Garbrah

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• dani 9 years ago

  AND ALL THE VAT BULL- CRAP TO SHOW THAT YOU ARE DOING SOMTHING

  AND ALL THE VAT BULL- CRAP TO SHOW THAT YOU ARE DOING SOMTHING

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• jerry 9 years ago

  Ghana people are paying the higest petro prices in the world shame on you and your govt

  Ghana people are paying the higest petro prices in the world shame on you and your govt

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• Dumsor sympathizer 9 years ago

  Let us tell His excellency MAHAMA TO INVESTIGATE D EJISU MCE BEFORE WE ARAB SPRING ON HIM AND HIS OFFICE.Dont underestimate the social media.

  Let us tell His excellency MAHAMA TO INVESTIGATE D EJISU MCE BEFORE WE ARAB SPRING ON HIM AND HIS OFFICE.Dont underestimate the social media.

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• ROGUE LAWYER 9 years ago

  you see how you are struggling to even formulate Business policies? Kwasi spio gabra?
  how do you rate yourself ? F-

  you see how you are struggling to even formulate Business policies? Kwasi spio gabra?
  how do you rate yourself ? F-

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• Z H 9 years ago

  It never fails to amaze me how the current Ghanaian government leadership appears to be living on a different planet: they repeat the "Made in Ghana" mantra continuously, while they improve the business environment for foreig ...
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  It never fails to amaze me how the current Ghanaian government leadership appears to be living on a different planet: they repeat the "Made in Ghana" mantra continuously, while they improve the business environment for foreign companies; freezone companies, foreign investment and so on. Why not tackle lack of access to credit headlong and unnecessary taxes?

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• Lord Segrentsi 9 years ago

  Potential investors looking at Africa have now become very selective.They are no longer attracted by just hype, propaganda and marketing talk. Ghana is no longer a top level priority for investorS. Some of the east African co ...
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  Potential investors looking at Africa have now become very selective.They are no longer attracted by just hype, propaganda and marketing talk. Ghana is no longer a top level priority for investorS. Some of the east African countries are now being seen as more viable economically.

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