Glovo, SG, others exiting Ghana due to uncomfortable economic indicators – Prof. Mensah

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• Unpredictable Oye Onye Kwasi Atta 1 year ago

  Yet Bawumia wants to be president as if the economic decline and reverse in national development so far are not enough for them. Idiotically idiot nation wreckers

  Yet Bawumia wants to be president as if the economic decline and reverse in national development so far are not enough for them. Idiotically idiot nation wreckers

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• AKUFO ADDO 1 year ago

  Hmmmmmm. Ghanaians are seening it. More to happy within the 7months left.

  Hmmmmmm. Ghanaians are seening it. More to happy within the 7months left.

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• Ney 1 year ago

  Ghana hard like quarry stone.

  Ghana hard like quarry stone.

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• Maddy 1 year ago

  We must be happy that some of these foreign companies are leaving. Some of these companies do not produce anything, they only provide services that Ghanaians should be providing. At the end of the day, they repatriate all th ...
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  We must be happy that some of these foreign companies are leaving. Some of these companies do not produce anything, they only provide services that Ghanaians should be providing. At the end of the day, they repatriate all their profits, in foreign currencies, mostly dollars. Can we imagine the amount of dollars which leaves Ghana every week because of the activities of companies like Glovo, Shoprite, Palace Supermarket, Max Mart, Orca Drcor, etc.? These companies create employment in their home countries and also send out our dollars.
  We need foreign investment in the productive sector not those like Glovo. After all, was Glovo not only distributing food prepared by others? Can't we get Ghanaians to provide these services?

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• Kiki 1 year ago

  You hit the nail right on its head. That is the way to go.

  You hit the nail right on its head. That is the way to go.

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• Kiki 1 year ago

  Can you imagine that a professor has not indicated that he is aware that the relocation of multinational companies is not peculiar to Ghana but a global phenomenon.

  Can you imagine that a professor has not indicated that he is aware that the relocation of multinational companies is not peculiar to Ghana but a global phenomenon.

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