No turning back on new forex regime - Haruna insists

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• jack 10 years ago

  l don't know one positive thing this guy have done since he hold this post,just a useless big mouth but small head.Ghanaian industries are collapsing under his watch.

  l don't know one positive thing this guy have done since he hold this post,just a useless big mouth but small head.Ghanaian industries are collapsing under his watch.

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• Oyarifa 10 years ago

  In my mediocre mind I don't see any issues with the stance of the govt in de-dollarizing Ghana. The leadership, both past and present, allowed this destructive and illegal means of transactions to sneak up on us. Where was ev ...
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  In my mediocre mind I don't see any issues with the stance of the govt in de-dollarizing Ghana. The leadership, both past and present, allowed this destructive and illegal means of transactions to sneak up on us. Where was everyone when this started years ago? I have always being opposed to using $$$ for doing any business directly in Ghana. Ghana must be in charge of itself and not let things run amok before we put forth such regimes after people have gotten used to it. Most of these business leaders should know better but will always look the other way when paying in $$$ favor them. GH is a very self-destructive nation due to lack of straight forward and hands-on leadership.

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• Don Blunt 10 years ago

  We do not even have enough cedis to pay salary-arrears of public workers. Doctors have threatened to go on strike early March. They are not paid in US Dollars.
  All this fuzz is just a means to divert attention from the prob ...
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  We do not even have enough cedis to pay salary-arrears of public workers. Doctors have threatened to go on strike early March. They are not paid in US Dollars.
  All this fuzz is just a means to divert attention from the problems created by our irresponsible politicians.
  People who have deposited dollars in their dollar-accounts should have the right to withdraw their dollars when needed.
  It is wrong to allow Deputy Ministers who have not earned any foreign money to withdraw dollars, and then tell the genuine owners of that money: "withdrawal of dollars is collapsing the Ghana economy".
  
  It is not:
  " lack of straight forward and hands-on leadership.",
  but rather: lack of HONESTY in leadership, combined with our own timidity and sheepishness.

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• Marquis 10 years ago

  What is the problem AGI? Every country uses its local currency internally. What is difficult about this directive form the BOG? All foreign purchase can be done using internet so no point carrying dollars or euro or GBP on yo ...
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  What is the problem AGI? Every country uses its local currency internally. What is difficult about this directive form the BOG? All foreign purchase can be done using internet so no point carrying dollars or euro or GBP on you. This must not be difficult to appreciate and understand

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• SAY IT AS IT IS 10 years ago

  It seems the AGI, think government owe it a duty to ask them on any issue in the country , this is not right. Why can't the government be allowed to do what is right for the people untill it consult the few greedy people we k ...
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  It seems the AGI, think government owe it a duty to ask them on any issue in the country , this is not right. Why can't the government be allowed to do what is right for the people untill it consult the few greedy people we know them to be.
  If it not AGI, it is the so called TUC, which is trying to oppose everthing the government does.

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