Pay 10% and own energy at home - Jinapor

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The mask 8 years ago

The economy is hitting many families hard and many have run out of ideas.

Boachsoft Finance 2012 software, developed in East Akim Municipality (Akyem-Maase and Bunso) in the Eastern Region of Ghana and in Accra/Sakumono, i ...
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The economy is hitting many families hard and many have run out of ideas.

Boachsoft Finance 2012 software, developed in East Akim Municipality (Akyem-Maase and Bunso) in the Eastern Region of Ghana and in Accra/Sakumono, is helping many families across the globe to balance the family budget, amortize loans and save for the future.

The next version is set to be released in December 2016. Use only the 2012 version.

For more information on managing family finances read the following articles:

blog.boachsoft. com
asem 8 years ago

This man is a joker. Are you sure of what you are saying?

This man is a joker. Are you sure of what you are saying?
Prof Lungu 8 years ago

Long over due approach!

Good idea to fast-track solar energy in Ghanaian! homes and streets.

We've long argued that the power requirements of homes in Ghana are very, very low, compared to other countries. Therefore, ...
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Long over due approach!

Good idea to fast-track solar energy in Ghanaian! homes and streets.

We've long argued that the power requirements of homes in Ghana are very, very low, compared to other countries. Therefore, there is no point tying every household to the national power grid at this stage in the development of power infrastructure.

However, we do not believe that should be the work of the "Energy Commission" - buying, installing, funding and financing the scheme.

Further, every step should be fully transparent so we do not get people stealing government funds to enrich themselves and their communities to the disadvantage of others.
Farley 8 years ago

How much will they steal through this measure?

How much will they steal through this measure?
DC 8 years ago

IT'S EVEN SO MUCH LESS EXPENSIVE WHEN YOU BUY THEM IN LARGE QUANTITIES. It costs about only Gh.2K ... Not a bad idea. The private sector is already making a killing in this business.

IT'S EVEN SO MUCH LESS EXPENSIVE WHEN YOU BUY THEM IN LARGE QUANTITIES. It costs about only Gh.2K ... Not a bad idea. The private sector is already making a killing in this business.
ASk Wayome For Fund 8 years ago

Ask Wayome For Fund he is kind and will not refuse. Also whom do we contact before Acquiring Solar Energy. Phone # p/s.

Ask Wayome For Fund he is kind and will not refuse. Also whom do we contact before Acquiring Solar Energy. Phone # p/s.
shallow minds in power 8 years ago

Watch out for severe chronic lung diseases for years from non renewable smog coal technology unless very expensive scrobbers are used. Everyone should google smog in China and read.

Also stop the communist way of implentin ...
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Watch out for severe chronic lung diseases for years from non renewable smog coal technology unless very expensive scrobbers are used. Everyone should google smog in China and read.

Also stop the communist way of implenting solar technology just make it tax free and I am sure the bussiness people will get it going.

The problem with these shallow minded ministers and MP's are that they think the Government can and must fix all the problems but that is not true even in the USA
Dr jay 8 years ago

Read shallow minds in power by Dr Jay

Read shallow minds in power by Dr Jay
Vicky 8 years ago

Unless they get more people to go into Solar system, it is a heck of a project, and it's a very expensive system especially, if you don't get many people to sign up.
Its a very good and healthy idea, i hope people w ...
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Unless they get more people to go into Solar system, it is a heck of a project, and it's a very expensive system especially, if you don't get many people to sign up.
Its a very good and healthy idea, i hope people would abide to it.
Angelo 8 years ago

John, It has taken your party and leadership too long to take this decision.

John, It has taken your party and leadership too long to take this decision.
Kwesi Ampong 8 years ago

Perhaps the reporter just quoted figures of his head. The cost of solar system with the capacity to produce energy for a home in Ghana is obviously more than GHS6000. Even a one-bedroom self-contained home, with very minimum ...
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Perhaps the reporter just quoted figures of his head. The cost of solar system with the capacity to produce energy for a home in Ghana is obviously more than GHS6000. Even a one-bedroom self-contained home, with very minimum energy requirements, would require a system worth in excess of GHS6000. Get your facts right.
abiba 8 years ago

Is this cost effective approach?

Is this cost effective approach?
Crackadoddledooooo 8 years ago

Excellent idea. Just make sure that the solar systems are not purchased and sold by government at inflated prices at the expense of the consumers who are already suffering. DO NOT INFLATE LOOT AND SHARE FOR GOD'S SAKE

Excellent idea. Just make sure that the solar systems are not purchased and sold by government at inflated prices at the expense of the consumers who are already suffering. DO NOT INFLATE LOOT AND SHARE FOR GOD'S SAKE
Fiction 8 years ago

Hmmmmm ghana paa dis guy being a minister today someone who was in US as a security guid hahahaha so hw can de nation move forward in de right direction curse gov in ghanas history

Hmmmmm ghana paa dis guy being a minister today someone who was in US as a security guid hahahaha so hw can de nation move forward in de right direction curse gov in ghanas history
Kweku trouble 8 years ago

What jobs did Kofi Jumah and Kennedy Agyapong do in the States? What has that got to do with anything?

What jobs did Kofi Jumah and Kennedy Agyapong do in the States? What has that got to do with anything?
Edy 8 years ago

Installation of solar,panel in southern Africa,region,is,about,$500 to,$600,only in Ghana those crook ministers want to.make money out of the citizens,what a country

Installation of solar,panel in southern Africa,region,is,about,$500 to,$600,only in Ghana those crook ministers want to.make money out of the citizens,what a country
Nana 8 years ago

Good idea, that is the way to go. Better late than never

Good idea, that is the way to go. Better late than never
ASEMPAYE 8 years ago

A very good and loudable idea. Expensive for the ordinary Ghanaian but a relieve on the national grind. The energy safed from the exercise would benefit the ordinary Ghanaian who can't afford the cost. A step in the right dir ...
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A very good and loudable idea. Expensive for the ordinary Ghanaian but a relieve on the national grind. The energy safed from the exercise would benefit the ordinary Ghanaian who can't afford the cost. A step in the right direction so let's support it and not critizise just for the fun of criticizing.
Donkor 8 years ago

Who do I contact?

Who do I contact?
Okromouth 8 years ago

Now you guys are talking! This is exactly the aggressive policy that is needed. I agree that it is expensive but the government cannot afford 0% now. Also I will caution the government and power ministry not to use this as an ...
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Now you guys are talking! This is exactly the aggressive policy that is needed. I agree that it is expensive but the government cannot afford 0% now. Also I will caution the government and power ministry not to use this as another avenue for pilfering.
kk 8 years ago

No wonder Ghanaians are suffering under I care for you government see this small boys with sharp teeth talking about 10 percent may God have mercy

No wonder Ghanaians are suffering under I care for you government see this small boys with sharp teeth talking about 10 percent may God have mercy

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