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If you can't pay your debt, are you not broke? – Joe Jackson questions Ghana's economy

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  • M.T 9 months ago

    If having debt means "broke", then let it sink in the heads of Ghanaians that we have been broke since independence. So, there shouldn't any political connotation and correlations here. Because there has never been a time in ...
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  • Kofi 9 months ago

    You sound very dumb. He says if you have debt that you are are unable to pay. Use your brains a bit, too much partisan politics is detracting from your sanity.

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  • MAKE MONEY WITH THIS BUSINESS SKILL - LEARN MORE 9 months ago

    Stop scrolling away your time & destiny if you have no source YET..March in to a better destiny by EARNING from what you LEARN, that's 90% into financial freedom! No cash-capital for a sales business this year? CASH OUT with ...
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  • searchfortruth 9 months ago

    If you borrow money and you are not able to honour your obligations you are broke. If your county is rated as junk you are broke pure and simple.

  • Samuel Attafuah 9 months ago

    As far as I can conjecture, if a government begins running the affairs of the NATION that has given it the mandate to wisely and properly make things better, but instead chooses to run the economy of that NATION down, thereby ...
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  • Samuel Attafuah 9 months ago

    As far as I can conjecture, if a government begins running the affairs of the NATION that has given it the mandate to wisely and properly make things better, but instead chooses to run the economy of that NATION down, thereby ...
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  • Wwwe 9 months ago

    I hop ndc pay all their dept before leaving office

  • Populist Pascal 9 months ago

    But the past government rarely tells the true state of the economy.