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Telecom in Ghana - A Game of Multinationals

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01-20 13:43
 
 
 
The mobile phone revolution It is interesting and almost humbling for me to read an article by a fellow country man touting the benefits of competition. Indeed there is a wind of change blowing on the shores of the former gold coast now Ghana. Foreign i

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Borketey Lawe
01-20 13:43
 
 
 
EVILS OF CAPITALISM MONEY MAKING IS PRIMARY, SERVICE TO THE PEOPLE IS SECONDARY OR NOT IMPORTANT AT ALL. I REMEMBER I BOUGHT MY SPACEFON SIM CARD FOR ¢360,000 WITH NO CREDITS ON IT, WHILE MY ROOM MATE BOUGHT 1TOUCH AT A WHOOPING ¢2,000,000...

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J. A. KRONFUOR
01-20 14:13
 
 
 
Re: Telecom in Ghana - A Game of Multinationals Useless blathering!!!!!!!!

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Unnecessary begging
01-21 00:19
 
 
 
 
Good Article Great peace of work. The writter has done very well. For those who still think government should step in and regulate rates, I say NO. Governments business is not in business. The independent regulator should be allowed to do

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JT
01-21 04:49
 
 
 
 
Loser one out of five i.e 20 per cent says it is useless blathering. You must have been a loser all your life to think of someone's effort at contributing to national discourse at useless blathering. Loser

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santo
01-21 15:07
 
 
 
Revolution of mobile phones I think the people in Ghana should benefit from all these multinational GSM system either than that then I think is unhelpful to us.

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Baffour A.Dominic K.T.I.
01-21 07:46