We’ve turned the corner; economy positioned for sustainable growth – John Kumah

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• Karl Kinder 1 year ago

  Stupidos. Turned your mothers corner. See how we're suffering to eat daily and keep lights on. May karma turn the corner on you.

  Stupidos. Turned your mothers corner. See how we're suffering to eat daily and keep lights on. May karma turn the corner on you.

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• Nortey 1 year ago

  Because of bail out? Jokers!

  Because of bail out? Jokers!

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• Treasure 1 year ago

  Which Direction were you going? Backside?

  Which Direction were you going? Backside?

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• Kwaku 1 year ago

  Check the amount of VAT payments for past 15 years and realise that VAT payments have virtuàlly collapsed today indicative of a governance collapse.

  Check the amount of VAT payments for past 15 years and realise that VAT payments have virtuàlly collapsed today indicative of a governance collapse.

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• Kwasi 1 year ago

  How miserable is the statement that Ghana's economy has turned a corner?
  Generally, the average Ghanaian cannot afford two square meals a day. The prices of goods are still very high.
  Some employees and last year's Nationa ...
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  How miserable is the statement that Ghana's economy has turned a corner?
  Generally, the average Ghanaian cannot afford two square meals a day. The prices of goods are still very high.
  Some employees and last year's National Service personnel are still owed their salaries and allowances.
  So, deputy minister, which corner did the nation turn? Should we assume that because the IMF has agreed to release $600 million and the World Bank also is going to release $300 million ?
  No, Sir. Nobody feels like you feel.
  People, including lectures in some universities have fled the country in search of greener pastures.
  The salaries and wages are pittance and cannot support decent families.
  It is therefore pathetic to hear a minister applauding the non-performance of the government and the ignorance of the finance minister. You should be ashamed of yourself.

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• Kwami 1 year ago

  Then, it was weak fundamentals, 5 cedis/$. Now, the excessive borrowing have collapsed the fundamentals, 12.6 cedis/$. Ooh Bawumia. The exchange rate is exposing.........
  Where were you blindly going before imf forced you to ...
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  Then, it was weak fundamentals, 5 cedis/$. Now, the excessive borrowing have collapsed the fundamentals, 12.6 cedis/$. Ooh Bawumia. The exchange rate is exposing.........
  Where were you blindly going before imf forced you to think properly.
  We are a proud people, we won't go to imf. Big SHAME.

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