Everyone with a problem should be able to come up with at least one solution to the problem. No solution as an answer is not acceptable.
There are some ideas while microeconomically appealing may be macroecomically disastr ... read full comment
Everyone with a problem should be able to come up with at least one solution to the problem. No solution as an answer is not acceptable.
There are some ideas while microeconomically appealing may be macroecomically disastrous.
Holly 10 years ago
Of course they'll lose faith in Ghana. So many problems and no one knows how to at least solve some of it. Water and electricity should be a top priority if you're advocating for investment. Who want to invest in an environme ... read full comment
Of course they'll lose faith in Ghana. So many problems and no one knows how to at least solve some of it. Water and electricity should be a top priority if you're advocating for investment. Who want to invest in an environment where basic amnesties such as water and electricity is lacking? You can't run a business in such condition.
Akos 10 years ago
In addition to the electrical crises, there's also the bad roads & sanitation problems. It was quiet embarrassing convincing my American friends to come & invest in Ghana, only for them to experience this constant power outag ... read full comment
In addition to the electrical crises, there's also the bad roads & sanitation problems. It was quiet embarrassing convincing my American friends to come & invest in Ghana, only for them to experience this constant power outages & the unsanitary conditions in Accra. They quickly change their minds about investing in Ghana.
KB,LONDON. 10 years ago
NDC government is so useless they make my head spin. The President says buy made in Ghana when there is no electricity to produce. The government borrows foreign currencies and throw it the dogs, claiming it is developing inf ... read full comment
NDC government is so useless they make my head spin. The President says buy made in Ghana when there is no electricity to produce. The government borrows foreign currencies and throw it the dogs, claiming it is developing infrastructure. And they get paid monthly for all the crap!
EZEKIEL 10 years ago
Osofo Dadzie.....We are going,heaven knows where we are going....BUT we'll get there !!!!!!
(If you don't know where you're going, ANY ROAD will take you there )!!!!!!!
Some of us in the Diaspora,reading News about Ghana,CL ... read full comment
Osofo Dadzie.....We are going,heaven knows where we are going....BUT we'll get there !!!!!!
(If you don't know where you're going, ANY ROAD will take you there )!!!!!!!
Some of us in the Diaspora,reading News about Ghana,CLOUDS THE SUNSHINE in our Lives !!!!
Concerned Ghanaian 10 years ago
One does not need any extraordinary knowledge to solve or attack our ailing economy. You also do not have to be an expert to see that measures introduced about eight weeks ago to stabilise the cedi with prevailing environment ... read full comment
One does not need any extraordinary knowledge to solve or attack our ailing economy. You also do not have to be an expert to see that measures introduced about eight weeks ago to stabilise the cedi with prevailing environment would surely fail. The question is what is the calibre of our politicians and policymakers, are they stupid?
A country where anyone especially poor guys just join politics and become rich overnight without anyone questioning. Eg Benard Allotey Jacobs. Our politicians are serving their self-interest and damn the populace.
Alex London 10 years ago
These gloomy reports keep coming and they depress me. Where are we heading to?
We cannot spend out of the mess we are in. It is getting deeper and deeper by the day.
These gloomy reports keep coming and they depress me. Where are we heading to?
We cannot spend out of the mess we are in. It is getting deeper and deeper by the day.
Kwame VS Kofi 10 years ago
If you bring your money to Ghana, you`ll go home empty handed! We all know that!
The GIPC does not tollerate any transfer of profits, it must all be re-invested in Ghana and that doesn`t make sense!
If you bring your money to Ghana, you`ll go home empty handed! We all know that!
The GIPC does not tollerate any transfer of profits, it must all be re-invested in Ghana and that doesn`t make sense!
w3 10 years ago
Would he or wouldn't he accept the research?
Would he or wouldn't he accept the research?
JAMES Y 10 years ago
When have IMF economic solutions yielded the desired results for the benefit of the people of Ghana. The Structural Adjustment Programme - an IMF prescribed medicine - made Rawlings PNDC regime sold off the state industries ... read full comment
When have IMF economic solutions yielded the desired results for the benefit of the people of Ghana. The Structural Adjustment Programme - an IMF prescribed medicine - made Rawlings PNDC regime sold off the state industries established by the Kwame Nkrumah government, after a heavy amount of money has been spent to prepare them for sale, only to find the industries collapsed before our eyes. The so-called benefit envisaged never materialised.
Most of those industries would have been producing our requirements by now if the PNDC had ignored the IMF prescription. As it is, foreign imports have been providing our needs.
dani 10 years ago
THAT STEAL GHAN BLIND ALL THE YEARS THEY HAVE BEEN IN GHANA, HOW MANY BUSNISS LOAN DID STANCHART GAVE ANY BUSNISSES IN GHANA LATELY AND WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME THE BANKSTERS GAVE ANYONE HOME LOANS HERE IN GHANA?
STOP THE NONS ... read full comment
THAT STEAL GHAN BLIND ALL THE YEARS THEY HAVE BEEN IN GHANA, HOW MANY BUSNISS LOAN DID STANCHART GAVE ANY BUSNISSES IN GHANA LATELY AND WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME THE BANKSTERS GAVE ANYONE HOME LOANS HERE IN GHANA?
STOP THE NONSENSE ALREADY WE ARE TIRED OF HEARING THE CRAP
SAQ 10 years ago
chicken and egg problem:
Is public salary bill too high or the tax base too narrow? considering the large informal sector of the economy, we advise the government to formalize the informal sector and broaden the tax base.
chicken and egg problem:
Is public salary bill too high or the tax base too narrow? considering the large informal sector of the economy, we advise the government to formalize the informal sector and broaden the tax base.
Kwaame 10 years ago
Broaden the tax base, but our fiscal spending that is out of whack must be stemmed. We cannot keep borrowing to spend on the whims and caprices of the ruling party.
Broaden the tax base, but our fiscal spending that is out of whack must be stemmed. We cannot keep borrowing to spend on the whims and caprices of the ruling party.
Where are we going oh Ghana
Everyone with a problem should be able to come up with at least one solution to the problem. No solution as an answer is not acceptable.
There are some ideas while microeconomically appealing may be macroecomically disastr ...
read full comment
Of course they'll lose faith in Ghana. So many problems and no one knows how to at least solve some of it. Water and electricity should be a top priority if you're advocating for investment. Who want to invest in an environme ...
read full comment
In addition to the electrical crises, there's also the bad roads & sanitation problems. It was quiet embarrassing convincing my American friends to come & invest in Ghana, only for them to experience this constant power outag ...
read full comment
NDC government is so useless they make my head spin. The President says buy made in Ghana when there is no electricity to produce. The government borrows foreign currencies and throw it the dogs, claiming it is developing inf ...
read full comment
Osofo Dadzie.....We are going,heaven knows where we are going....BUT we'll get there !!!!!!
(If you don't know where you're going, ANY ROAD will take you there )!!!!!!!
Some of us in the Diaspora,reading News about Ghana,CL ...
read full comment
One does not need any extraordinary knowledge to solve or attack our ailing economy. You also do not have to be an expert to see that measures introduced about eight weeks ago to stabilise the cedi with prevailing environment ...
read full comment
These gloomy reports keep coming and they depress me. Where are we heading to?
We cannot spend out of the mess we are in. It is getting deeper and deeper by the day.
If you bring your money to Ghana, you`ll go home empty handed! We all know that!
The GIPC does not tollerate any transfer of profits, it must all be re-invested in Ghana and that doesn`t make sense!
Would he or wouldn't he accept the research?
When have IMF economic solutions yielded the desired results for the benefit of the people of Ghana. The Structural Adjustment Programme - an IMF prescribed medicine - made Rawlings PNDC regime sold off the state industries ...
read full comment
THAT STEAL GHAN BLIND ALL THE YEARS THEY HAVE BEEN IN GHANA, HOW MANY BUSNISS LOAN DID STANCHART GAVE ANY BUSNISSES IN GHANA LATELY AND WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME THE BANKSTERS GAVE ANYONE HOME LOANS HERE IN GHANA?
STOP THE NONS ...
read full comment
chicken and egg problem:
Is public salary bill too high or the tax base too narrow? considering the large informal sector of the economy, we advise the government to formalize the informal sector and broaden the tax base.
Broaden the tax base, but our fiscal spending that is out of whack must be stemmed. We cannot keep borrowing to spend on the whims and caprices of the ruling party.