Prices of building materials increase; iron rods and cement hardest hit
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This is an interesting phenomenon where locally produced goods like cement and rebar have increased in price and imported goods like steel sheets have reduced in prices despite over 20% devaluation and no significant price dr ...
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It's as a result of the depreciation of the cedi the mother of all the I we face as a country
use red clay to build building blocks n mud huts
The number of votes Bawumia will get in this election will show the number of fools we have in this country
Ask Bawumia, he is an economic wizard.
This govt is destroying all businesses with high taxes. The president care less
another coward just like your parents and grandparents and children. these ppl hated separaton from colonial. an imbecile u twat. go n vote them out or shut your twat. when they dont succeed at killing your dreams they resort ...
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Hwe wo asitrem netu aba pa. Said by ex president Kufour.
Everything has increased in price.The fundamental is wrong. Wrong people in leadership.
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Why are we paying covid 19 taxes in Ghana. 6% on building materials. Nobody is asking the people who wants to be President. I keep on asking about this. I bought shower and pipes from a shop and covid 19. Today the carpenter ...
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Ghc 14 equals 1 dollar not Ghc 1 equal $14. Don't make somebody to feel overjoyed thinking he or she is going take Ghc 1 to collect $14.
Ghanaians are being bled dry without any anaesthetic and they are just silently taking it........ SMH