IMF revises Ghana's growth rate projection from 2.8% to 3.1% in 2024

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• COD 1 year ago

  It is all deceptive from the IMF, an institution which has done so well in the destruction of many African nations.
  Prices of goods and services generally keep increasing but Deceptive & Destructive IMF is telling us about a ...
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  It is all deceptive from the IMF, an institution which has done so well in the destruction of many African nations.
  Prices of goods and services generally keep increasing but Deceptive & Destructive IMF is telling us about a revised increased positive growth rate in our Ghanaian economy.
  NPP cannot manage Ghana and must go!

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• Abudu 1 year ago

  Who will even vote for a rat like Bawumia

  Who will even vote for a rat like Bawumia

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• Billy 1 year ago

  Eiish, a "rut" is better to describe a person than a "rat", advisedly. My humble opinion, hahaha!!!!

  Eiish, a "rut" is better to describe a person than a "rat", advisedly. My humble opinion, hahaha!!!!

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• Achakanapaya 1 year ago

  Thieves. Ghanians are suffering badly. Useless Idiots.

  Thieves. Ghanians are suffering badly. Useless Idiots.

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• kwame niger 1 year ago

  i have not even red the story but how on earth can these people come and run our economy how, i mean how. its really bad. going around begging in hands

  i have not even red the story but how on earth can these people come and run our economy how, i mean how. its really bad. going around begging in hands

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• Catfish 1 year ago

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• Patriot 1 year ago

  Lies, lies! No real data supports this growth forecast and the decline in inflation. Prices of all goods have increased over the past year. If government reserves have significantly increased why has the Cedi depreciated by a ...
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  Lies, lies! No real data supports this growth forecast and the decline in inflation. Prices of all goods have increased over the past year. If government reserves have significantly increased why has the Cedi depreciated by at least 90% over the last year??? The government is cooking the books with active support of the IMF because their interests are aligned!!!!

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• Fireman 1 year ago

  They keep in the dark and keep lying to us that all is OK but in reality they ensure we remain a shit hole country. Npp is the worse enermy of Ghana, they love their party more than the country bottom line.

  They keep in the dark and keep lying to us that all is OK but in reality they ensure we remain a shit hole country. Npp is the worse enermy of Ghana, they love their party more than the country bottom line.

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• ObuasiMan 1 year ago

  Has the IMF/World Bank heard of the July sharp increases in Electricity, Water, LPG and Petrol prices. The IMF/World Bank are part of Ghana's problem. How can one expect inflation to be decreasing when it is still double-digi ...
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  Has the IMF/World Bank heard of the July sharp increases in Electricity, Water, LPG and Petrol prices. The IMF/World Bank are part of Ghana's problem. How can one expect inflation to be decreasing when it is still double-digits, +20%.

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