How Ghana accumulated the GH¢742 billion national debt - What the data shows

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  • Sly 1 year ago

    Where is all the debt gone? People must be accountable

  • Maame Abenah 1 year ago

    Ghanaians are cowards and fools, that's why these prolific and insatiable looters of our country's resources are still in power.

  • THE END IS AT HAND 1 year ago

    less than what USA use to kill and destabilize the world annually.

  • Adjei 1 year ago

    eeiiiii what does the government have to show for this gargantuan debt?? Our leaders are wicked paa. They live large at the expense of the poor masses.

  • Blessing K 1 year ago

    desingenious reportage. shame. which of the them has done more infrastructures than current administration, not mentioning FSHS. Which govt,

  • Adondon 1 year ago

    Free SHS was introduced in 2015 not now. In Ghana today we do not have academic calendar. Children sit at home now than they go to school. Are you for real? And what infrastructure are you talking about?
    1. Give me just one ...
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  • Gen 1 year ago

    @Adondon it looks like some people just follow propaganda without doing due diligence

  • Edem 1 year ago

    Why should that hospital be built from scratch??? What sense does it make to go about building hospitals from scratch when existing ones have not been completed... dont have constant electricity ... and dont have ambulances?? ...
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  • . 1 year ago

    Till today , regional ministers of the NPP , national communication officers of the NPP can't pinpoint just one hospital or school built by this govt . They can't name one talkless of providing pictures to prove .

  • Duafe 7 months ago

    Your illusion is the consumption you and your kind. Not all Ghanaians have been stupefied. The working brains have seen agyapadie, which is meant to divert all Ghanaian assets into the NPP and Akyem coffers.

    You only spat ...
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  • AMA Ghana 1 year ago

    What baffles me is the constant condemnation of Mahama at the time he was taking those loans by the NPP only for them to campaign on that , win power and do the worse !!!
    How ???

  • Nana 1 year ago

    Whoever comes after this government is not going to fare any better as long as the fundamentals are wrong. The trend that has been shown here is just a comparison of who has done worse not better and we certainly deserve bett ...
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  • Accranie 1 year ago

    @BlessingK apart from the accusations by Hon Ike Adongo that Govt has become notorious for fidgeting with data, the positives of these borrowings is providing basic education for the masses and some of the infrastructure proj ...
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  • Chraj 1 year ago

    Why should you borrow to provide education at SHS level?? Basic education is where you need to put the money. From JHS we should let people choose farming, plumbing, carpentry etc to develop the country. I’m sorry to say th ...
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  • Kofi 1 year ago

    you need to make the analysis more beneficial, like someone was saying we need to know how much infrastructure was put up with all that borrowing in each of those governments and social interventions etc , we also need to und ...
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  • Nana 1 year ago

    What the data tells us is that something is fundamentally wrong with our economic management and all the various governments that we've had have virtually followed that flawed trend. The only time the debt actually reduced in ...
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  • kodjo 1 year ago

    I'm concerned about these governments' economic strategies when they come into power. In a nutshell all come and accumulate our debts. From the data analysis, nothing is going down. Please let's hear the plans for the coming ...
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  • Teddy 1 year ago

    Konkonte analysis - Mahama administration added more debt than any other government

  • Zargon 1 year ago

    Example of when you are born stupid.

  • . 1 year ago

    This graph alone is enough for any reasonable person or institution not to call for a debate between flagbearers.

  • Duafe 7 months ago

    The 742 billion doesn't include the $2+ US dollars in power sector debts. COCBOD is also highly indebted, and many other state institutions are equally indebted.

    Also, there's been no debt servicing from 2022 to 2024, that ...
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