Cedi recovers marginally, now at GH¢10.90 to the dollar

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JESUS IS GOD 11 months ago

Jesus Christ loves you and wants to save you from sin and its consequences. Vanity upon vanity—everything in this world is meaningless without Him. He died on the cross for your sins, was buried, and rose again on the third ...
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Jesus Christ loves you and wants to save you from sin and its consequences. Vanity upon vanity—everything in this world is meaningless without Him. He died on the cross for your sins, was buried, and rose again on the third day. Believe in Him, accept His gift of forgiveness, and receive eternal life! (John 3:16).kfk
JJ 11 months ago

the NDC 24 hour economy is slow in coming

the NDC 24 hour economy is slow in coming
Eric Mensah 11 months ago

Which date did free SHS start? Were the 2017 group part of free SHS? Was it not the following year that they were rolled on? Things can not be immediate as we expect

Which date did free SHS start? Were the 2017 group part of free SHS? Was it not the following year that they were rolled on? Things can not be immediate as we expect
Hmmm Moment 11 months ago

Industrialization, “One District One Factory,” and the “24-Hour Economy” all essentially mean the same thing. The only two leaders who truly pursued industrialization in a meaningful way were Nkrumah and Acheampong. N ...
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Industrialization, “One District One Factory,” and the “24-Hour Economy” all essentially mean the same thing. The only two leaders who truly pursued industrialization in a meaningful way were Nkrumah and Acheampong. Nkrumah focused on state-led factories, while Acheampong promoted private initiatives such as Kowus, Tata, and Boakye Mattress.

Unfortunately, the only leader who deliberately destroyed existing factories was J.J. Rawlings. He became one of the wealthiest people in Ghana, yet the source of his wealth has never been clear.

Industrialization is not new to Ghana, but aside from Acheampong continuing Nkrumah’s vision, successive governments have abandoned or dismantled projects started by their predecessors. Wasting resources has become the order of the day.

This raises an important question: will Mahama continue the projects already initiated by Akufo-Addo, or will he act as though no money has been invested in them? “One District One Factory” and the “24-Hour Economy” are essentially the same policy ideas, so even if the approach changes, ongoing projects cannot simply be ignored.

Mahama is not a savior. Let us also remember that Osofo Bempa once claimed Mahama’s hands are covered in blood. Whose blood, one may ask?
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH 11 months ago

What are you talking about?

How can you compare 1D1F to 24-hr economy? Do they sound like synonyms?

Till now, there's no factory in my district. In addition, many of the 1D1F you see around are owned by private entities ...
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What are you talking about?

How can you compare 1D1F to 24-hr economy? Do they sound like synonyms?

Till now, there's no factory in my district. In addition, many of the 1D1F you see around are owned by private entities.
Now, is there a factory (from 1D1F initiative) in your district? If yes at all, ask who owns it.

Partisan politics will kill some of you.
Frank mawuko 11 months ago

The government must plan well before starting it but I heard tema port has started already.

The government must plan well before starting it but I heard tema port has started already.
Atsu 11 months ago

it's over to you

it's over to you
Otafrigya 11 months ago

We just started the week Bro. By Friday na the cedi reach GHC11.2

We just started the week Bro. By Friday na the cedi reach GHC11.2
Akwasi Borga 11 months ago

It’s already there

It’s already there
Kontor 11 months ago

We Noe go free for cedi ooo NDC a an papa paaaaa

We Noe go free for cedi ooo NDC a an papa paaaaa

ABENA 11 months ago

Please where can I get some to buy at this rate?. Stop deceiving us. You would go to the bank for dollar and there are some many restrictions to the amount. You have no option than to contact the black market for some which ...
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Please where can I get some to buy at this rate?. Stop deceiving us. You would go to the bank for dollar and there are some many restrictions to the amount. You have no option than to contact the black market for some which is selling at about 13 cedis. Release the dollars into the system wai
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH 11 months ago

Release dollar how?

Do Ghana produce dollars?

Have you seen the Ghana Cedis being used in the USA? And why should one dollar be even seen flying in Ghana?

You can get electronic dollars for international transactions ...
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Release dollar how?

Do Ghana produce dollars?

Have you seen the Ghana Cedis being used in the USA? And why should one dollar be even seen flying in Ghana?

You can get electronic dollars for international transactions. Apart from that, what do you need dollars at the bank for?

Africans love being slaves.
Hwewa y3 m)b) ampa... 11 months ago

If your wellbeing depends on the competent management of an economy by an African, you are doomed and will never be out of poverty. A Ghanaian will demand money or sex to give you a job or any service/opportunity you deserve ...
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If your wellbeing depends on the competent management of an economy by an African, you are doomed and will never be out of poverty. A Ghanaian will demand money or sex to give you a job or any service/opportunity you deserve and if you dont deserve it, money or sex will pave the way for you. Leave the country while you are still young or forever perish in poverty or frustration.
Your era 11 months ago

Interesting times ahead

Interesting times ahead
Kwame panin 11 months ago

Pay the contractors n lets see

Pay the contractors n lets see
24 Hour Bullshit 11 months ago

Recovers paaaa? Concert!!! Lol

Recovers paaaa? Concert!!! Lol

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