ECG debts hit over GH¢82 billion - SIGA report

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• Mr Acheampong 21 hours ago

  From September 2022 to July 2026 ECG tariffs increased by 380%. The Cedi declined to the dollar over the same period by 36%. ECG has had a real term benefit of over 300% and yet it STILL runs at a loss despite some of the hig ...
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  From September 2022 to July 2026 ECG tariffs increased by 380%. The Cedi declined to the dollar over the same period by 36%. ECG has had a real term benefit of over 300% and yet it STILL runs at a loss despite some of the highest costs in the region! This is a scandal that needs outside investigation because something is seriously wrong with the figures!

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• Kofi Seaman 21 hours ago

  I strongly concur with you Mr Acheampong. "Nokwar dzi asa w) Ghana kurow yi mu."
  At a point there was a report that all ECG debts has been cleared so what is going on?

  I strongly concur with you Mr Acheampong. "Nokwar dzi asa w) Ghana kurow yi mu."
  At a point there was a report that all ECG debts has been cleared so what is going on?

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• AGBELI KUMORDZI8 17 hours ago

  If Ghana is a serious nation Afenyo Markin suppose to be in Nsawam prison with Wontumi by now

  If Ghana is a serious nation Afenyo Markin suppose to be in Nsawam prison with Wontumi by now

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• CPP ARISE! Amateurs at the helm 13 hours ago

  Mismanagement is the main cause all the woes at ECG.

  Mismanagement is the main cause all the woes at ECG.

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• CPP ARISE! Amateurs at the helm 13 hours ago

  Yet, this same debt ridden company will miraculously return to profitability as soon as the "architects of its collapse" push it to be privatised.

  Yet, this same debt ridden company will miraculously return to profitability as soon as the "architects of its collapse" push it to be privatised.

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