Professor Gyampo urges spare parts dealers to cut prices as cedi strengthens

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• Benji 3 days ago

  Abossey Okai spare part dealers won't reduce their prices, their favorite NPP party is not in power. These idiots donated 200, 000 cedis to NPP to campaign and were crying when cedi was 17 to the dollar.

  Abossey Okai spare part dealers won't reduce their prices, their favorite NPP party is not in power. These idiots donated 200, 000 cedis to NPP to campaign and were crying when cedi was 17 to the dollar.

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• .mr amin 3 days ago

  The cedi s strength is wobbling n depreciating stop it or your govt will fail

  The cedi s strength is wobbling n depreciating stop it or your govt will fail

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• Nana Kyeamee 3 days ago

  This professor has no sense of shame.

  This professor has no sense of shame.

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• Bill Amewode 3 days ago

  It’s true that the dollar is weak or the cedi is strong now.The problem is the duties have gone up.imagining paying a duty of 150,000 cedis a year ago ,which was 10,000 dollars at the prevailing rate.Today the same 150,000 ...
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  It’s true that the dollar is weak or the cedi is strong now.The problem is the duties have gone up.imagining paying a duty of 150,000 cedis a year ago ,which was 10,000 dollars at the prevailing rate.Today the same 150,000 is 15,000 usd.The government should reduce rates at the ports for the dealers to reduce their prices..

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• Prof odi okalaa tw3 3 days ago

  Translation.. Prof wey he Dey pikins ..

  Translation.. Prof wey he Dey pikins ..

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• Awuradebasa 3 days ago

  I don't know why Ghanaians always want everything to be so expensive.
  It's very alarming Even outside Ghana, buying the same item from a Ghanaian and a Nigerian the prices are so much different.
  A bag of Fufu (4.5 kilo) so ...
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  I don't know why Ghanaians always want everything to be so expensive.
  It's very alarming Even outside Ghana, buying the same item from a Ghanaian and a Nigerian the prices are so much different.
  A bag of Fufu (4.5 kilo) sold in Ghanaian stores in Canada for $23 is sold for $19 in Nigerian stores across Canada whereas they all get their supplies from the same wholesailler .
  We're our own problems.

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• Jack Sparrow 3 days ago

  During Nana addo time they reduced their prices without dollar reduction but today dollar has reduced nd still they don't want to reduce it i wish Chinese will bring spare parts to Ghana even home used ones nd see if they'll ...
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  During Nana addo time they reduced their prices without dollar reduction but today dollar has reduced nd still they don't want to reduce it i wish Chinese will bring spare parts to Ghana even home used ones nd see if they'll complain

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• DD 3 days ago

  Simply open the spare parts market to foreigners and the prices will fall. Leave these chisel Ghanaian traders

  Simply open the spare parts market to foreigners and the prices will fall. Leave these chisel Ghanaian traders

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• Ntsiful 2 days ago

  Prof you better say this to PURC. Why should traders and transport operators be made to reduce prices but the PURC will increase tarrifs.
  Government must be responsible.

  Prof you better say this to PURC. Why should traders and transport operators be made to reduce prices but the PURC will increase tarrifs.
  Government must be responsible.

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• Mahma 2 days ago

  Articicial massaging.

  Articicial massaging.

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• Agbeli Kumordziì 1 day ago

  Ghana traders are very greedy they want to buy something 80 cedis and abd sell it for 300 hundred cedis

  Ghana traders are very greedy they want to buy something 80 cedis and abd sell it for 300 hundred cedis

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