Government imposes GH¢10,000 daily fine on DSTV over failure to submit pricing data

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• Hugh Hefner 3 months ago

  The fine is too low, it should rather be $10,000 a day as suggested by someone on CitiNews

  The fine is too low, it should rather be $10,000 a day as suggested by someone on CitiNews

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• Kwabena Ansa. 3 months ago

  I think you are right.

  I think you are right.

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• Nana 3 months ago

  I think a closed door consultation would have ended this drama

  I think a closed door consultation would have ended this drama

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• Kwabena Ansa. 3 months ago

  Sam George, Ghanaians are 100% with you and solidly behind you. Most foreign investors do so in Ghana with one purpose in mind: to take advantage of Ghana's colonial mentality and rip off Ghanaians.
  Sam George, we trust and ...
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  Sam George, Ghanaians are 100% with you and solidly behind you. Most foreign investors do so in Ghana with one purpose in mind: to take advantage of Ghana's colonial mentality and rip off Ghanaians.
  Sam George, we trust and have confidence in you that you will do the right thing for the people and close your ears to unprincipled and maybe corrupt colleagues. God be with you and give you the courage to be resolute in your decisions.
  As the saying goes: "A Good name is better than riches."

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• Justme 3 months ago

  Great move Hon.

  Great move Hon.

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• Joe Eric 3 months ago

  Hey Sam Dzata George stop rocking the boat. France just for just forgive you guy debt in millions . DSTV is now owned by France and you are imposing sanctions? Just don't get it at

  Hey Sam Dzata George stop rocking the boat. France just for just forgive you guy debt in millions . DSTV is now owned by France and you are imposing sanctions? Just don't get it at

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• KK - When Boys are sent to do the wok of Men 3 months ago

  This is what you get when boys are sent to do the work of Men. Foreign Embassies are shut down for any trivial cause ignoring the larger impacts. DSTV is shut down when matured dialogue could have resolved whatever difference ...
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  This is what you get when boys are sent to do the work of Men. Foreign Embassies are shut down for any trivial cause ignoring the larger impacts. DSTV is shut down when matured dialogue could have resolved whatever differences there may be. What these boys understand is only
  
  "Takashi". Babies with Sharp Teeth in power indeed. Sorry for Ghana

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• Fiifi Duku Woode 3 months ago

  Sam Dzata George for next president

  Sam Dzata George for next president

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