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IMF describes Ghana discussions as “candid” and “constructive”

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  • JIMMY 9 years ago

    WE WILL SEE THINGS THAT WE HAVE NEVER SEEN IN GHANA BEFORE: TIME CHANGES

  • Maame pokuaa 9 years ago

    Where did the OIL MONEY go?
    What is wrong with most African leaders?
    I thought for a long time Ghanaians were not going to hear "IMF" when discussing our finances.

  • OLD SOLDIER 9 years ago

    Author:-PRINCE KWASI ADADE (OFIE)...

    HELPLESSNESS, HOPELESSNESS & FEELING OF DESPONDENCY HAVE GRIPPED MANY IN GHANA TODAY.
    GHANA HAS BEEN RAPED BY THESE NDC IDIOTS. WE DO NOT NEED ANY NATIONAL ECONOMIC FORUM, WE NEED A ...
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  • SGT ANANI FIADZOE 9 years ago

    It is too bad for Nana to be praying for Ebola to reach Ghana so that he can get a point to criticise the government. He believes he must get power at all cost.

    But are we really surprised at Nana's unpatriotic behaviour? ...
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  • ADWEN 9 years ago

    MAHAMA and his NDC below par thinkers are so useless and incompetent such that they sold Ghana again like their JJ Rawlings and nation-wreckers did to Ghana.
    Reading what the IMF rep observed and said should have long been i ...
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  • Afiifi 9 years ago

    It appears you do not know what you are talking about.Did we see any significant change in the cost of living and general welfare of the Ghanaian, when we first went for the IMF program packages in the 1980's. They were even, ...
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  • Ali 9 years ago

    The dooms day sooth Sayers are disappointed. The certificate less lawyers, professors, lecturers of the NPP's bomb throwing party are disappointed at the good outcome of the talks. As usual they would do everything t0 sabotag ...
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  • adanko 9 years ago

    Brother stop talking so quickly. Wait till you hear the imf conditionalities

  • Kokonsa 9 years ago

    If you believe the IMF is interested in your welfare then you must be seriously deluded. Their interest goes only to the extent that you are a profitable entity to them.
    What the man said means nothing to the likes of you ...
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  • Boakye 9 years ago

    Have they restored the value of the cedi to its old value? This is common sense and like spill milk can never regain. This cheap propaganda will not wash. The economy will never become as vibrant as Kufour left it.

  • Ras Bo @ London 9 years ago

    You have a short or narrow memory. It is Kuffour who destroyed the Cedi to cover up his deed headed by Bawumia.

    If you want to know who is keeping the monies look for Addo Kuffour the current billionaire in ghana and quest ...
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  • don 9 years ago

    Boakye grow up.stay in your little room in london and continue with your labor job

  • adanko 9 years ago

    What does all this jargon mean to the ordinary ghanaian wjo is suffering so much alredy?

  • George 9 years ago

    Hahaha IMF again hmmmmm

  • Dr Pink sheek 9 years ago

    Kudos to the Gov team to made this happen.

  • E. Mensah.Germany 9 years ago

    We are finished, this educated fools of our time are playing looted and share games with us, Ghanaians need to wake up on the streets for weeks to show this FOOLS what we can . That is it.

  • Kwame Poku Ansah 9 years ago

    So far as IMF describes Ghana discussions as "candid" and "constructive" does not mean the ailling economy will change within a second.Do you know the conditionalities attachad to it? No wonder NDC has taken some Ghanaians fo ...
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  • Alibaba 9 years ago

    With this tremendous amount of deficit, ghanaians should vote wisely in next presidential election. Not against their own interest.

  • ROLAND A 9 years ago

    Constructive and candit because petroleum subsidies would be removed completely for Ghanaians to suffer more, worker retrenchment is also looming, Electricity, water and telephone charges to scale upward. This would brake the ...
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  • GUY 9 years ago

    This ruling NDC Government should wake up to the realities of Good Governance and stop playing politics with the Economy of Ghana. It's only a fool that is blind to what the IMF does. The IMF comes in an economy whose interna ...
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  • Evil NDC 9 years ago

    Nonsense! Who is Dr Kwesi Botchwey?These are all criminal elements, pretending that things are well. Who said these "sugarcoated" words can save the face of Mahama and NDC in this period of economic hardship, skyrocketing pri ...
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  • Alex London 9 years ago

    Do you know what " candid and constructive". This is a diplomatic talk which means IMF is being economical with the truth. No country goes to IMF for a bailout and come home with a smile. Countries go for bailouts when they ...
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  • Concerned 9 years ago

    As far as oye litur is concerned, well targeted social programmes mean promoting gays and lesbians in the country. She should maybe enlist rawlings to join the campaign.
    As for the rest of the IMF meeting and outcome, is th ...
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  • HAWA YAKUBU 9 years ago

    Ghanaians should not buy into this plummet from these circus aerialist.

  • Dr Robert K Glah 9 years ago

    Solutions for Vulnerabilities should be found by Ghanaian economists without resort to the IMF. That approach is self governance.

    The two evils of Rising Inflation and
    Large Fiscal Deficits on the Domestic and External Fr ...
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  • Shaibu naiza from libya liv in tafo z 9 years ago

    Even If the cedi and the dollas is one on one 2016 ndc will go

  • Paa Dee 9 years ago

    Quote from the article: "Among measures he recommended as possible programmes to be implemented by the IMF over a three-year period are reduction in tax exemptions, strengthened revenue administration and expansion of well-ta ...
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