Bank of Ghana keeps policy rate unchanged at 29% after 119th meeting

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• kelewele 1 year ago

  Wickedness. Stifling economic growth for everyone else with high interest rates but themselves and associates.

  Wickedness. Stifling economic growth for everyone else with high interest rates but themselves and associates.

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• Accranie 1 year ago

  Considering the role of credit better still liquidity to the running of peoples homes and businesses when it's priced out of the reach of most people some of us are left with no choice than to draw the same conclusion as the ...
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  Considering the role of credit better still liquidity to the running of peoples homes and businesses when it's priced out of the reach of most people some of us are left with no choice than to draw the same conclusion as the folks at the Economic Fighters League that African leaders(Traditional and quasi colonial) have decided to use it as a tool to keep their people in want and poverty.

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• Accranie 1 year ago

  Considering the role of credit better still liquidity to the running of peoples homes and businesses when it's priced out of the reach of most people some of us are left with no choice than to draw the same conclusion as the ...
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  Considering the role of credit better still liquidity to the running of peoples homes and businesses when it's priced out of the reach of most people some of us are left with no choice than to draw the same conclusion as the folks at the Economic Fighters League that African leaders(Traditional and quasi colonial) have decided to use it as a tool to keep their people in want and poverty.

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• Accranie 1 year ago

  And for those looking for direction to the way out of this the answer lies with Labour Unions,Student Unions and Small Business Owners once they understand the stakes

  And for those looking for direction to the way out of this the answer lies with Labour Unions,Student Unions and Small Business Owners once they understand the stakes

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• Accranie 1 year ago

  That Ghanaians parading themselves as politicians making and claiming for themselve shoes colonial administrators wore, which they promised their fellow Ghanaians that they the local were capable of wearing upon the attainme ...
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  That Ghanaians parading themselves as politicians making and claiming for themselve shoes colonial administrators wore, which they promised their fellow Ghanaians that they the local were capable of wearing upon the attainment of independence for which the colonial masters services are no longer needed only for them to fall very short of fulfilling that promise and subject their people of this kwashioko type of life
  Once this folks and Union realized this, then no matter how long a time these politicians are given they are unable to develope their country because they are not made of such stuff as to why they don't want to tell their illiterate people this i can't tell. Like the reggae musician Buju Banton advocated these Unions should organize and centralize their activities and come together as one and push for a change on the same level as those of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. vis the civil rights movement their current approach of incremental improvement will take them forever and costly

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