Gov’t borrows GHC4b in January

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Born Again Bankster 8 years ago

While Ghana's monetary policy rate remains at 26%, Japan is introducing a negative interest rate. Why?

While Ghana's monetary policy rate remains at 26%, Japan is introducing a negative interest rate. Why?
EBBY 8 years ago

Guys, you wished for it, now you've bitten more than you can chew. This government is on a mission to totally bankrupt the country before leaving office. Unfortunately,the uneducated fools will tout this evil government as th ...
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Guys, you wished for it, now you've bitten more than you can chew. This government is on a mission to totally bankrupt the country before leaving office. Unfortunately,the uneducated fools will tout this evil government as the best thing to ever happen to Ghana. No wonder someone said the greatest threat to democracy is the uneducated ones who keep voting thieves into power.
Zoobie-Zoobie 8 years ago

ask Mahamah....always borrowing

ask Mahamah....always borrowing
Zoobie-Ebby 8 years ago

Guys will vote zoobie and Ebby.See those who want to be Presidents with Nana

Guys will vote zoobie and Ebby.See those who want to be Presidents with Nana
OFOSUAA 8 years ago

LOOTING CONTINUES

LOOTING CONTINUES
Rocky - Tamale 8 years ago

Borrowing, borrowing, borrowing ah ah JDM just borrowing to buy votes why? is this the "better Ghana" u promised? I can't trust any politician again in my life.

Borrowing, borrowing, borrowing ah ah JDM just borrowing to buy votes why? is this the "better Ghana" u promised? I can't trust any politician again in my life.
Jaani 8 years ago

With Akua Donkor as chief economic adviser, what do you expect? More creating,looting and sharing.

With Akua Donkor as chief economic adviser, what do you expect? More creating,looting and sharing.
ScHoly 8 years ago

So where did the money go with the cedi depreciating at very fast rate in January? This government simply lacks focus. Only IMF money is able to sustain the cedi artificially for some time like we saw in last days of 2016. I ...
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So where did the money go with the cedi depreciating at very fast rate in January? This government simply lacks focus. Only IMF money is able to sustain the cedi artificially for some time like we saw in last days of 2016. I guess we should declare ourselves permanent slaves of IMF so as to keep our economy together!!!
Big J 8 years ago

1+1 HE DON´T KNOW.

1+1 HE DON´T KNOW.
J.A 8 years ago

This reckless borrowings by the NDC government is Economically unsound and scary. What is happening to the revenue generating machinery? What is this government doing? Has the government lost it's focus and responsibilities. ...
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This reckless borrowings by the NDC government is Economically unsound and scary. What is happening to the revenue generating machinery? What is this government doing? Has the government lost it's focus and responsibilities. Why is the NDC government piling debts upon debts unto Ghanaians like that? They are stealing the money. This is scary Ghanaians, wake up and throw them out !!!
Farmer 8 years ago

By May or June nobody will care about any borrowing strategy any more. The panic will start and they will borrow what ever they can to win the election. After all that is rule no 1 in Ghana finances.

By May or June nobody will care about any borrowing strategy any more. The panic will start and they will borrow what ever they can to win the election. After all that is rule no 1 in Ghana finances.
OneTouch 8 years ago

I will like to be humble and say that I am not saying one political party is better than the other.
However, the current government is very very corrupt and insensitive.
We need a change, period.

I will like to be humble and say that I am not saying one political party is better than the other.
However, the current government is very very corrupt and insensitive.
We need a change, period.

Gov’t borrows GHC4b in January

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