Government's net borrowing stands at GH¢7.1 billion – Ato Forson

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• Orion Consult 9 months ago

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• Asaase 9 months ago

  But one of the twerps said you have borrowed nothing. The citizens are indeed gullible

  But one of the twerps said you have borrowed nothing. The citizens are indeed gullible

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• Simeon London 9 months ago

  Don't be deceived by the word net borrowing. The have borrowed a total of 89.5 billion Ghana cedis period.

  Don't be deceived by the word net borrowing. The have borrowed a total of 89.5 billion Ghana cedis period.

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• Mahama 9 months ago

  Hahaha

  Hahaha

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• Cole 9 months ago

  Treasury bills borrowing is done every week and Treasury bills debt is also paid every week.
  It takes at least 91 days before govt has to pay what it borrow. This govt is not yet up to 91 days so all the Treasury bill debts ...
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  Treasury bills borrowing is done every week and Treasury bills debt is also paid every week.
  It takes at least 91 days before govt has to pay what it borrow. This govt is not yet up to 91 days so all the Treasury bill debts they are paying is what npp borrowed 3months and 4months ago.
  What Ato Forson meant is that out of the total amount they borrowed via Tbills, all went into paying for old Treasury bills borrowed by npp. Its only 7 1b cedis ndc borrow but didn't directly use to pay Treasury bills.
  The extra money is a buffer in case one day they do t get enough money or Tbills rate go up again.
  They are just rolling over till debt and using tax cash to fund gobt

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• Ali-Natasha-Ali 9 months ago

  Borrow more please. The country is not for your father, if you borrow more no one go catch you

  Borrow more please. The country is not for your father, if you borrow more no one go catch you

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• Accranie 9 months ago

  In The Literature of Management, The Principle of Performance Analysis is To Help An Organization To Introspect/Stay on Track. When it Comes To The Management of A Nation This Principle is Equally Applicable Especially The In ...
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  In The Literature of Management, The Principle of Performance Analysis is To Help An Organization To Introspect/Stay on Track. When it Comes To The Management of A Nation This Principle is Equally Applicable Especially The Inter Aspect. It's Important For A Nation To Compare How its Performing Against it's Peers On the Economic Front, In The Case of Gh. At the Dawn of It's Independence it's Peers(Economic Strength) were the South Korea, Malaysia, Indonesia etc) But Today These Nations Are Light Years Ahead of Gh. and The Failure of Gh.(People&LeaderShip) To Find Out Why They've Fallen Behind is Troubling

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• Kofi Akwetey 9 months ago

  You borrowed to pay off accrued debt. That is exactly what Ofori Atta did. And Seth Tekper before him. Since the days of Atta Mills, most government borrowing on the domestic market has been used to pay off maturing liabiliti ...
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  You borrowed to pay off accrued debt. That is exactly what Ofori Atta did. And Seth Tekper before him. Since the days of Atta Mills, most government borrowing on the domestic market has been used to pay off maturing liabilities. The problem is that, under this new Mahama/Ato Forson regime, we are witnessing an accelerated rate of borrowing. Find a way to reduce borrowing through fiscal measures. Propaganda and deceit won't cut it.

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• THE WEALTHY TAX-FREE ARAB GULF STATES WOULD NEVER HAVE ACHIEVED MUCH IF THEY WERE FIXATED ON BORROWING LIKE BANKRUPT GHANA IS. 9 months ago

  WHAT AT ALL DO GHANA'S FUCKING USELESS LEADERS GAIN FROM BORROWING?
  
  GHANA'S SUCCESSIVE LEADERS HAVE BEEN BORROWING SINCE 1957 AND IT HASN'T GOT US ANYWHERE, SO WHY SO MUCH FOCUS ON BORROWING WHICH CONTINUES TO BURDEN US WI ...
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  WHAT AT ALL DO GHANA'S FUCKING USELESS LEADERS GAIN FROM BORROWING?
  
  GHANA'S SUCCESSIVE LEADERS HAVE BEEN BORROWING SINCE 1957 AND IT HASN'T GOT US ANYWHERE, SO WHY SO MUCH FOCUS ON BORROWING WHICH CONTINUES TO BURDEN US WITH DEBTS IN THE MIDST OF PLENTY?
  
  WHERE DO GHANA'S MASSIVE TAX REVENUES AND EXPORT EARNINGS GO TO?
  
  GHANA'S LEADERS ARE BOGUS AND USELESS.

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• Within 7 weeks in power 7 billion borrowed 9 months ago

  2 billion per week. Congratulations

  2 billion per week. Congratulations

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