You are here: HomeOpinionsArticles2015 05 13Article 357944

Energy Crisis and the Collapse of the Ghanaian Economy: Lessons

This article is closed for comments.

Read Comments Comments (8)

  • Muscatela 8 years ago

    Nice writeup.

  • BlackC 8 years ago

    Maybe the lesson is the government is not good at "visions" especially when it comes to long legacy type projects where you need one party to handover power to another party during the length of the project. It's not its DNA. ...
    read full comment

  • Appletus 8 years ago

    Totally agree with you on the visionaries attitude of our leaders.
    They come to power, they dont craft any solutions for the nations apart from last likening their pockets.

  • Kwame 8 years ago

    Everyone has been laying the blame of the power crisis at the door step of the President John Dramani Mahama, however we forget about the private sector that has been shouting laud that they are he engine of growth. So for th ...
    read full comment

  • ShakeUp 8 years ago

    Excellent piece Gordon Asamoah. I wish the government could only understand that no matter how forward looking they think they are being over the solutions (and let's give them the benefit of the doubt and pretend we haven't ...
    read full comment

  • yensiamoa 8 years ago

    Your write-up is nice, but do you think
    the Ewes and Zongo people will understand your point?

  • ANTHONY 8 years ago

    The "administration should be responsive by
    importing energy from other countries". Mr. Newlove, you apparently miss the point at this coz Ghana is already part of the West Africa Power Pool programme. And as a result govern ...
    read full comment

  • David 8 years ago

    Well written welldone