Ghana to issue $50m two-year domestic bond

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• WHO WILL BUY???? 7 years ago

  YES THIS SHOWS HOW DESPERATELY NDC NEED MONEY TO BUY MORE CARS FOR AKUA DONKOR AND THE REST.TERPKO HAVE YOU ASK YOURSELF AND YOUR BOSS,WHO DO YOU THINK WILL BUY THIS?

  YES THIS SHOWS HOW DESPERATELY NDC NEED MONEY TO BUY MORE CARS FOR AKUA DONKOR AND THE REST.TERPKO HAVE YOU ASK YOURSELF AND YOUR BOSS,WHO DO YOU THINK WILL BUY THIS?

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• Kofi 7 years ago

  When Bawumia says it, u'll insult him. Your smart borrowing hasn't been smart at all. INCOMPETENCE PERSONIFIED. National Destruction Congress.

  When Bawumia says it, u'll insult him. Your smart borrowing hasn't been smart at all. INCOMPETENCE PERSONIFIED. National Destruction Congress.

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• The Minor Prophet 7 years ago

  Sad, you are priding yourself with excessive borrowing.

  Sad, you are priding yourself with excessive borrowing.

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• Kofi Kofi 7 years ago

  Its a pity that Corporate Ghana does not have $50m in its kitty

  Its a pity that Corporate Ghana does not have $50m in its kitty

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• Junös 7 years ago

  Yes , and we are even poorer than we think. No matter what we do we are going to remain poor for a long time. No politician can change it. What have you-?- Saving, fighting corruption,etc. nothing can save us.All governme ...
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  Yes , and we are even poorer than we think. No matter what we do we are going to remain poor for a long time. No politician can change it. What have you-?- Saving, fighting corruption,etc. nothing can save us.All governments have overspent overborrowed and done the wrong development. Where are our roads , railwaylines, the reliable electricity and water supplies. And yet we are talking about one factory for each district. The markets might develope on their own, but how are the factories going to transport goods to their markets ----during the rainy season. The rural roads are in a sorry state. After more than 50years of independence one might have assumed Ghana has an advanced infrastructure. None of our big parties campaigning seem to have practicable solutions to our problems. The infrastructure needed for development is not there where it should be. We have neglected our rural areas in favour of the capital towns. Now we want to build a factory in every district------the african way of doing things. I wish all of us good luck . May be the price for oil jumps up again.

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• Odikro 7 years ago

  The NDC government has always touted over-subscription as a sign of confidence in the Ghanaian government. This is balderdash! Foreign investors oversubscribe the bonds because they are grossly under-priced. This means that t ...
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  The NDC government has always touted over-subscription as a sign of confidence in the Ghanaian government. This is balderdash! Foreign investors oversubscribe the bonds because they are grossly under-priced. This means that the interest rates are too high. With interest rates on similar bonds in the US around 2%, china's economy on the downslide, there is nowhere to put the money other risking in useless countries like Ghana, for as long as they can guarantee this with the future oil production.

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• Django 7 years ago

  Dude,
  thabnks for touching on this. That last sentence really worried me where he says : Quote...indicating the high appetite for Ghana’s credit... Unquote
  
  for real ?? In that case everyone should vote ndc and stop comp ...
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  Dude,
  thabnks for touching on this. That last sentence really worried me where he says : Quote...indicating the high appetite for Ghana’s credit... Unquote
  
  for real ?? In that case everyone should vote ndc and stop complaining

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• Paa Nii 7 years ago

  The Thieving NDC Government led by Ford Mahama.

  The Thieving NDC Government led by Ford Mahama.

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• eugene 7 years ago

  so are will to take big risk with Ghana, at some point Ghana could default like Argentina did...Remember the boat seized in Tema for vulture fund group?

  so are will to take big risk with Ghana, at some point Ghana could default like Argentina did...Remember the boat seized in Tema for vulture fund group?

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