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• Nnamdi 8 hours ago

  Ei Annor Dompreh, a.k.a Mr. Caput.. still has mouth to talk?

  Ei Annor Dompreh, a.k.a Mr. Caput.. still has mouth to talk?

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• Game Changer +447935009178 7 hours ago

  The NPP and their cohorts in the media are now engaged in sensationalism to score cheap political capital. They've no idea how their desperation is even alienating the masses against them. Criminals who were just kicked out o ...
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  The NPP and their cohorts in the media are now engaged in sensationalism to score cheap political capital. They've no idea how their desperation is even alienating the masses against them. Criminals who were just kicked out of power talking as though, they're competent!!!

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• WHERE IS THE ALARM IN THIS CASE. THEY RATHER WANT GHANA TO GO BORROWING LIKE THEY DID AND SHARED AMONG THEMSELVES 7 hours ago

  Shame on you. Shame on CDD and shame on NPP. You have nothing to offer Ghana. You collapsed the economy and collapsed the cocoa industry before you were bundled out of power.
  
  Criminals

  Shame on you. Shame on CDD and shame on NPP. You have nothing to offer Ghana. You collapsed the economy and collapsed the cocoa industry before you were bundled out of power.
  
  Criminals

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• Hanson K.K 8 hours ago

  Raising alarms without giving or suggesting workable solutions is just like demonstrating rolling empty barrels.
  The challenges facing the cocoa sector seems to be the joy of the minority.
  Most of the crises were inherite ...
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  Raising alarms without giving or suggesting workable solutions is just like demonstrating rolling empty barrels.
  The challenges facing the cocoa sector seems to be the joy of the minority.
  Most of the crises were inherited from previous NPP government.
  Fundamental economic theory taught us all that prices are determined by supply and demand theory.
  Demand greater than supply raises price.
  And Supply greater than demand lowers prices.
  Globally, cocoa supply far exceeded demand and what can government do is to reduce the price.

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• Gee 7 hours ago

  Useless party

  Useless party

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• Ofori 6 hours ago

  Waakye party Party. The best loan getters for Ghana. Nmoa. Kojo Oppong was at Townhall meetings, convincing Ghanaians to accept the E-Levy. Another useless bastard

  Waakye party Party. The best loan getters for Ghana. Nmoa. Kojo Oppong was at Townhall meetings, convincing Ghanaians to accept the E-Levy. Another useless bastard

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• Woaaa hwe 6 hours ago

  The smell of zontoli over the walls of Nsawam Prisons has made Anmor Dompreh mad. NPP is having Newcastle disease. They say a stronger cedi is bad and has made farmers poorer so the cedi should change at Ghc18 per dollar ...
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  The smell of zontoli over the walls of Nsawam Prisons has made Anmor Dompreh mad. NPP is having Newcastle disease. They say a stronger cedi is bad and has made farmers poorer so the cedi should change at Ghc18 per dollar. But hear the Comedian. "Oooh we have arrested the dollar and given the keys to the IGP". You see? These are the type of people we are dealing with. If this is not the original Newcastle disease I don't know what poultry farmers will say.

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• Kelly 2 hours ago

  The NDC should be very careful. The billions of dollars Akuffo Addo, Ofori Atta, Gabby, Bawumia, Phd and co stole is still with them. They're using the money to fund some journalists to set agenda for regime change to bring t ...
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  The NDC should be very careful. The billions of dollars Akuffo Addo, Ofori Atta, Gabby, Bawumia, Phd and co stole is still with them. They're using the money to fund some journalists to set agenda for regime change to bring their foolish, useless puppet Bawumia to come and finish the AGyapadie Agenda. NDC beware.

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• Evans 2 hours ago

  It is very interesting to hear the minority in Parliament talk as if they were not kicked out of government just yesterday and should be in a better position to explain to Ghanaians why after 8years of NPP Ghana is still dep ...
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  It is very interesting to hear the minority in Parliament talk as if they were not kicked out of government just yesterday and should be in a better position to explain to Ghanaians why after 8years of NPP Ghana is still dependent on raw commodities and the Cocoa Industry also facing severe crisis. Why did they not raise the alarm then. In effect the NPP in Parliament is just talking for the sake of being in opposition and therfore must be seen to be relevant when in effect they care less whether the economy of Ghana does well or not.

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