Ghana risks return of blackouts as energy sector debt disputes continue - Bloomberg


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  • Dave 5 months ago

    NPP has never contributed in the development of this country since the time of Kwame Nkrumah

  • DUMSOR ON THE BRINKS. IT IS COMING BACK WITH A BIG BANG 5 months ago

    DUMSOR ON THE BRINKS. IT IS COMING BACK WITH A BIG BANG

    DUMSOR is on the way back. The Government still owes so much money to the Independent power suppliers.

    Get ready for DUMSOR2.0

  • OSABARIMA MENSA 5 months ago

    NDC FOOL SOLDIERS take every suggestion and statement literally and runaway with it. Gyimii saa!

  • Yaw Wontumi 5 months ago

    Gbemela @ Osabarima Mensa. Your drinking of rat shit soup at kyebi has clouded you thin thinking brain. Your useless old ofui ugly weed smoking akyem black ape akuffo addo is the most worthless person ever to rule Ghana. This ...
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  • DUMSOR ON THE BRINKS. IT IS COMING BACK WITH A BIG BANG 5 months ago

    DUMSOR is on the way back. The Government still owes so much money to the Independent power suppliers.

    Get ready for DUMSOR.2

  • Kwame 5 months ago

    Mahama, if you come back in 2025, please call a NATIONAL CONFERENCE and lay bare the state of the country. Do this in the first 3 months of your coming and then CALL THE WHOLE COUNTRY TO DUTY. For the call to duty to succeed ...
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  • Chief 5 months ago

    ...and the nose man will come and tell us there is no dumsor

  • Ansah 5 months ago

    And they compare themselves with Nkrumah. In Nkrumah's days, there was no light outs. Nkrumah never bought an expensive stone to bury for a construction project to begin and he built factories not a cathedral.

  • Mr bones 5 months ago

    Napo your mouth is like circle gutter , the fuel you went to borrow for ecg you pay ?

  • Lost Cathedral int. 5 months ago

    This power supplier's struggle to provide peak demand of electricity, but they still export electricity to Togo. No power cuts in Togo, because they pay their bills. Not so here where in good times annually US $ 500 Billions ...
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