Ghana signs €87.7m debt relief agreement with France

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kelewele 6 months ago

stupid african slaves.. do they think this is a free gift from France?? our leaders are simply inept..

stupid african slaves.. do they think this is a free gift from France?? our leaders are simply inept..
Benji 6 months ago

You're the stupid one. You should have complained when Ofori Atta was recklessly borrowing . Read up on Ghana's Official Creditor Committee (OCC). Ato is restructuring our bilateral debts with these countries to give us breat ...
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You're the stupid one. You should have complained when Ofori Atta was recklessly borrowing . Read up on Ghana's Official Creditor Committee (OCC). Ato is restructuring our bilateral debts with these countries to give us breathing room to repay. He's not taking loans.
Yaw 6 months ago

A very stupid government. Cup in hand always begging on their knees for loans and aid. I thought this clueless government said goldbod was the solution. If you scam your way to power, borrowing would expose you. Thieves are r ...
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A very stupid government. Cup in hand always begging on their knees for loans and aid. I thought this clueless government said goldbod was the solution. If you scam your way to power, borrowing would expose you. Thieves are ruling Ghana.
Zek 6 months ago

Benji you are so stupid. And you know the reason why am saying so. I guess you are not from Ghana.

Benji you are so stupid. And you know the reason why am saying so. I guess you are not from Ghana.
As3m 6 months ago

Idiot benji

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Akorfa 6 months ago

This government is leading us into abysm... Four years at the corner

This government is leading us into abysm... Four years at the corner
Benji 6 months ago

You fool, do you even understand what is going on? We owe these people and are restructuring our debt. France, China and other countries form the Official Creditor Committee (OCC).

You fool, do you even understand what is going on? We owe these people and are restructuring our debt. France, China and other countries form the Official Creditor Committee (OCC).
Og 6 months ago

Not sure iiu took your time to read the story but just exposed your ignorance.

Not sure iiu took your time to read the story but just exposed your ignorance.
AK 6 months ago

Kudos to the NPP government for initiating this move. Let the NDC government learn.

Kudos to the NPP government for initiating this move. Let the NDC government learn.

Kakra 6 months ago

Wei nyinara, defending wrong moves

Wei nyinara, defending wrong moves
Yak 6 months ago

This process started 2 years ago under NPP, not 5 months ago. Dr Ato should BOLDLY acknowledge the initiators!!. The loans are part of what they left behind before handing over to NPP. Let Truth be told.

This process started 2 years ago under NPP, not 5 months ago. Dr Ato should BOLDLY acknowledge the initiators!!. The loans are part of what they left behind before handing over to NPP. Let Truth be told.
Kofi Akwetey 6 months ago

Just politics. Take credit for what is good and blame your opponent for what's bad.

Just politics. Take credit for what is good and blame your opponent for what's bad.
FunnyGhana 6 months ago

You have severe leakage of smuggled containers coming from Togo costing you huge revenue losses. This 87m is nothing compared to what you is being lost through smuggling. Plug that leakage and you will see revenue shoot up.

You have severe leakage of smuggled containers coming from Togo costing you huge revenue losses. This 87m is nothing compared to what you is being lost through smuggling. Plug that leakage and you will see revenue shoot up.
Kk 6 months ago

The French have lost Bukina Faso, and they want another country to exploit, and here is Ghana presenting it self. The borrower is always a sorrower.

The French have lost Bukina Faso, and they want another country to exploit, and here is Ghana presenting it self. The borrower is always a sorrower.
Streatham 6 months ago

Why you guys finding this so difficult to understand. This is old debts that France is helping you with they don't have to do this. Always going back to colonisation give it a rest. God sake grow up. Both political parties ar ...
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Why you guys finding this so difficult to understand. This is old debts that France is helping you with they don't have to do this. Always going back to colonisation give it a rest. God sake grow up. Both political parties are involved. I hope the government will put this to good use with less aid coming it's way Why comment on something you don't understand
Witful 6 months ago

It's good to have this kind of relief but we should be mindful that there is no free lunch. What are we going to give in return, or what are the French going to demand? I'll rather we tighten our belt and proudly pay through ...
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It's good to have this kind of relief but we should be mindful that there is no free lunch. What are we going to give in return, or what are the French going to demand? I'll rather we tighten our belt and proudly pay through our noses for the purpose of having and keeping our freedom and sovreignty.
SA 6 months ago

Good, but we have become slaves to our debtors, they will borrow more with justification of building roads, 110 hospitals, cathedral, etc. but none will be done at all or completed, and leave Ghana with debts again. We want t ...
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Good, but we have become slaves to our debtors, they will borrow more with justification of building roads, 110 hospitals, cathedral, etc. but none will be done at all or completed, and leave Ghana with debts again. We want to develop our country with other peoples sweat, that is our problem since independence. We want to build Accra to Kumasi road with other peoples sweat, other peoples money, and we are laughing about it, as if we are fools, then the same money will be stolen by the ministers and president in power family and friends. Loan, loan and loan, then give away our natural resources to our debtors for nothing, how foolish can we be.
Be wise 6 months ago

I thought no foreign currency will be named in any government transactions. See oo, Ghana signs €87.7m debt relief agreement with France. what a shame! Double standard

I thought no foreign currency will be named in any government transactions. See oo, Ghana signs €87.7m debt relief agreement with France. what a shame! Double standard
WUNPINI TALAMU 6 months ago

France will never give you something without any hidden agenda. They will demand something and that will be to BETRAY Ibrahim Traore. They know how close our President ( Mahama ) is to with the Burkina Faso President. Our Lea ...
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France will never give you something without any hidden agenda. They will demand something and that will be to BETRAY Ibrahim Traore. They know how close our President ( Mahama ) is to with the Burkina Faso President. Our Leaders should be careful so they don’t use them to get to another African Leader and at the end of it all they will say Africans don’t lie each other hence we keep BETRAYING one another.

Dan 6 months ago

These Europeans never do anything for free so come on mahama tell what is the agreement you have signed with them it better not be a military base in Ghana or something like that. A people who's god is money will never do any ...
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These Europeans never do anything for free so come on mahama tell what is the agreement you have signed with them it better not be a military base in Ghana or something like that. A people who's god is money will never do anything for free
Dan 6 months ago

Wunpini i totally agree with you most Africans have no idea how wicked France has been only countries that know is mali Burkina and niger and recently guinea Bissau has also realised

Wunpini i totally agree with you most Africans have no idea how wicked France has been only countries that know is mali Burkina and niger and recently guinea Bissau has also realised
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Abi 6 months ago

Papa Ato u are doing a good job wei thanks very much keep it up.u have shown the country that some people go to school to learn and demonstrate.

Papa Ato u are doing a good job wei thanks very much keep it up.u have shown the country that some people go to school to learn and demonstrate.
DON 6 months ago

Africa should never repay any debt owed to France, that country has looted too much from Africa that it should be paying us reparations. France is the worst friend that Africa has had , we can ask the Italian prime minister

Africa should never repay any debt owed to France, that country has looted too much from Africa that it should be paying us reparations. France is the worst friend that Africa has had , we can ask the Italian prime minister
Kakra 6 months ago

The slavery consciousness continues

The slavery consciousness continues
ArthurMills 6 months ago

Shameful!! So apart from always receiving and borrowing from the developed world, what is the game plan for African countries? Same old traditional ways of raising revenue - loans, grants, credits, and debts relief, what inno ...
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Shameful!! So apart from always receiving and borrowing from the developed world, what is the game plan for African countries? Same old traditional ways of raising revenue - loans, grants, credits, and debts relief, what innovative financing or revenue generation options are African countries putting on the table to finance their budgets? Its sad that governments after governments in Africa employs the same approaches when it comes to raising revenues to finance development in their countries. But do we blame these governments when majority of the citizens do not even know the importance and implications of electing political leaders into office and end up voting for the same crop of lazy and clueless political manipulators; and it beats my mind why most Africans have affinity for such political tristers. The continent is bleeding and these clueless elements are watching unconcerned. Sad state of affairs!! I cry for my continent!!!

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