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• Frank 3 months ago

  How do u expert disaporans to send home when they know u are manipulatig the forest

  How do u expert disaporans to send home when they know u are manipulatig the forest

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• Akua 3 months ago

  You have hit the nail on the head Frank

  You have hit the nail on the head Frank

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• .mr amin 3 months ago

  I disagree with the president and the exporters, my question is when the cedi was weak that promoted their exports what was the impact on the economy did it reduce petrol prices or reduced lorry fares? But when the cedi appre ...
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  I disagree with the president and the exporters, my question is when the cedi was weak that promoted their exports what was the impact on the economy did it reduce petrol prices or reduced lorry fares? But when the cedi appreciated we saw reductions in goods and services so which of the two is s better appreciation of the cedi or exports? Pls let the cedi appreciate to relieve Ghanaians of hardship

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• Atsu 3 months ago

  Conman president. Iddi Amin of present day politics wicked man fire go burn you

  Conman president. Iddi Amin of present day politics wicked man fire go burn you

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• re: 3 months ago

  he said nothing

  he said nothing

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• Your era 3 months ago

  We have stop sending money to Ghana because of your propaganda

  We have stop sending money to Ghana because of your propaganda

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• Akua 3 months ago

  Pe pee pe

  Pe pee pe

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• Uncle Pee 3 months ago

  The Cedi depreciation under the immediate past NPP administration could be attributed to the impact of Covid and other external shocks that was difficult to control. On the other hand, the NDC administration, without any exte ...
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  The Cedi depreciation under the immediate past NPP administration could be attributed to the impact of Covid and other external shocks that was difficult to control. On the other hand, the NDC administration, without any external shocks is supervising the fastest rate of Cedi depreciation Ghana has ever seen. This is similar to the dumsor era when, without any external shocks like pandemic, Ghana suffered persistent electricity outages for over four years, which collapsed several businesses. Vote wisely the next time!!!

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• Alidu 3 months ago

  No one is washing Ghana to retrogress, it was just amazing for some illiterate Ghanaians to jubilate cedis appreciation while there was no measures they put in place to warrant the sustainability after assuming power in four ...
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  No one is washing Ghana to retrogress, it was just amazing for some illiterate Ghanaians to jubilate cedis appreciation while there was no measures they put in place to warrant the sustainability after assuming power in four months? It was just IMF bailout, that they used to overhaul the dollar demands on the market. For your information dollar has lost some value for 2 consecutive weeks but in Ghana dollar is fast appreciating, what does this tell

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• CB Agyeman 3 months ago

  I do not know if the president understands what nominal and actual value terms means.Before , a Ghanaian exporter would have to export 16million wealth of Ghanaian produce to earn 1million USD.Today that same exporter is expo ...
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  I do not know if the president understands what nominal and actual value terms means.Before , a Ghanaian exporter would have to export 16million wealth of Ghanaian produce to earn 1million USD.Today that same exporter is exporting less Ghanaian produce (12million)to earn the same value 1million dollars and vice versa.Is the president making any economic sense.well I wouldn't blame him much since he is not an economist.

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• Dr who 3 months ago

  The real value of the Cedi can not be determined by distortions. So the diaspora will continue to withheld founds until the true value is reached. In short the cedi’s rapid value from was viewed as "distortion driven." wit ...
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  The real value of the Cedi can not be determined by distortions. So the diaspora will continue to withheld founds until the true value is reached. In short the cedi’s rapid value from was viewed as "distortion driven." with no or little economical foundations.

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• Ben 3 months ago

  Oh I thought just recently the president declared to the whole world that the Cedi was the best performing currency. What went wrong in this short time?

  Oh I thought just recently the president declared to the whole world that the Cedi was the best performing currency. What went wrong in this short time?

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• Kojois 3 months ago

  Useless talk. Bread and butter

  Useless talk. Bread and butter

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• Elyi 2 months ago

  Mahama should be careful to continue the trust Ghanaians now has in NDC. He shouldn't follow certain greedy businessmen and lose his honor. Everything that must be done to make sure Halsey and other gold that must be sold to ...
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  Mahama should be careful to continue the trust Ghanaians now has in NDC. He shouldn't follow certain greedy businessmen and lose his honor. Everything that must be done to make sure Halsey and other gold that must be sold to the Gold Board is successful. In that the Bank of Ghana can back out edi with gold. As for NPP, they're self-centered egoistic elites..

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• Ras Cool 2 months ago

  Same old incompetent Jon back again bcos of short memory! But now Ghanaians will learn sense!

  Same old incompetent Jon back again bcos of short memory! But now Ghanaians will learn sense!

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