'We tell others to follow Ghana's steps' – IMF Director lauds economic reforms

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JESUS IS GOD 12 hours ago

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We are NPP 11 hours ago

Ghanaians already know what we have. Go and tell others

Ghanaians already know what we have. Go and tell others
Blue Pen 9 hours ago

Never trust the IMF, World Bank, etc. These imperialist organs never mean well for African nations. Don't be fuuled by their words. Keep on doing what you are doing, make corrections where you go wrong and do critical assessm ...
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Never trust the IMF, World Bank, etc. These imperialist organs never mean well for African nations. Don't be fuuled by their words. Keep on doing what you are doing, make corrections where you go wrong and do critical assessment of your work periodically. And don't swallow Mahama's evil, anti-Christ pill, though he is your boss.
KOFI 9 hours ago

Don't mind the IMF. They are snake oil sales people.

Don't mind the IMF. They are snake oil sales people.
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Mohammed Tolon 13 hours ago

Borrowing is not a bad thing, how you use the loan for it's intended purpose matters. The former government was bastardized for going to the IMF/WORLD BANK. Today the current government is using it as a stepping stone in it's ...
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Borrowing is not a bad thing, how you use the loan for it's intended purpose matters. The former government was bastardized for going to the IMF/WORLD BANK. Today the current government is using it as a stepping stone in it's economic maesures that is earning it praise. Congrats to both governments.
Nene Sackitey 12 hours ago

Very much agreed with you on your opening statement. But that is the exact opposite of what the NPP government under Fmr President Akuffo Addo did with his cousin Ken Ofori Atta. Nothing to link to link to the hardwork of cu ...
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Very much agreed with you on your opening statement. But that is the exact opposite of what the NPP government under Fmr President Akuffo Addo did with his cousin Ken Ofori Atta. Nothing to link to link to the hardwork of current administration wo support of Ghanaians. Giving any such credit to reckless borrowing without proper accountability governance is a dangerous example for future governments.
POURFENDEUR DE LA CORRUPTION/ANTI CORRUPTION 10 hours ago

@sackitey, you are a big fool. You are a zombie. What do you call hard work on this clueless John Mahama ? An economy where all the ministries are starved of budgetary finance. Employees under ministries have worked close to ...
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@sackitey, you are a big fool. You are a zombie. What do you call hard work on this clueless John Mahama ? An economy where all the ministries are starved of budgetary finance. Employees under ministries have worked close to 2 years and they are not paid and you call that hard work? Go round the secondary schools and see for yourself the sort of food the students are eating. Whether a dog will eat such foods. Cocoa farmers cannot be paid what they were promised. 24 hour economy is dead. Former government projects are stand still with bushes taking over them. We can go on and on we will never finish. Put your eyes on the ground and stop listening to what their sponsored media are telling you
Joko 10 hours ago

Unintelligent people like you are always insulting because you know absolutely nothing or have no nothing reasonable to contribute.

Unintelligent people like you are always insulting because you know absolutely nothing or have no nothing reasonable to contribute.

Nene Sackitey 4 hours ago

Oh you mean starving the ministries of loose monies like for sanitation and storm drains which ended under ministers’ beds , in poly tanks and wardrobes and countless scandals. Have you heard about Afari Military Hospital, ...
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Oh you mean starving the ministries of loose monies like for sanitation and storm drains which ended under ministers’ beds , in poly tanks and wardrobes and countless scandals. Have you heard about Afari Military Hospital, E Blocks and others at near completion which were left to rot in the bush by the previous administration? This time around we have a government that is no playing in your gallery. Anyway for your information the information contributors don’t just listen to tabloid headlines, they read and discern on facts and make their opinions on facts.
Nene Sackitey 4 hours ago

Spew up more insults and make my day.

Spew up more insults and make my day.
Kwa 12 hours ago

The government shouldn't be fooled by the IMF. As the government has chosen not to borrow. They will praise you while your policies are unpopular with the citizens. This will lead to elections loss and they will turn round to ...
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The government shouldn't be fooled by the IMF. As the government has chosen not to borrow. They will praise you while your policies are unpopular with the citizens. This will lead to elections loss and they will turn round to give more loans for the country to be under their grips.
Blaze Word Assem. 10 hours ago

@Kwa. Are you okay in your upstairs? Any citizen not happy because government have decided not borrow must be sick. According to what I read, the Eurobonds were used primary to shore up the cedi and if we have the Goldbod fu ...
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@Kwa. Are you okay in your upstairs? Any citizen not happy because government have decided not borrow must be sick. According to what I read, the Eurobonds were used primary to shore up the cedi and if we have the Goldbod fulfilling that role, why should Ghana go to the capital market and for what reason. When the need arrive to borrow for capital projects, government will do the needful, for now Ghana can't afford go down the path the NPP took us for the last 8 years. Mind you, borrowing is not for optics, to please yourself and your friends, to prove you've arrived, its stupid and immature financial arrangement.
Kwa 5 hours ago

@Blaze , we're you drunk before reading?
If you had read properly like I read yours, you will understand we were on the same page of Ghana not borrowing. But take steps not to create hardships to be voted out for the next g ...
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@Blaze , we're you drunk before reading?
If you had read properly like I read yours, you will understand we were on the same page of Ghana not borrowing. But take steps not to create hardships to be voted out for the next government to go back to the IMF to borrow. The government should be weary of the IMF. They are happy for countries to borrow for them to manipulate and dictate to them.
POURFENDEUR DE LA CORRUPTION/ANTI CORRUPTION 10 hours ago

The world Bank has ranked the cedi worst in Africa

The world Bank has ranked the cedi worst in Africa
Blaze Word Assem. 10 hours ago

#Pourfendeur. Yaa, clapp for yourself, for being a dunghead and projecting your stupidity. The said report by the World Bank was categorical, the second half of the year, if I'm not mistaken. It's not the entirety of the yea ...
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#Pourfendeur. Yaa, clapp for yourself, for being a dunghead and projecting your stupidity. The said report by the World Bank was categorical, the second half of the year, if I'm not mistaken. It's not the entirety of the year as you'll have people to believe. Get your facts right and stop making an ass of yourself.
POURFENDEUR DE LA CORRUPTION/ANTI CORRUPTION 9 hours ago

@Blaze, do you know the billions of dollars that has gone into the stabilization of the cedi? Yet, our currency is ranked worst in Africa.
All I'm saying is, the fundamental should be tackled to give Ghana permanency. Inst ...
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@Blaze, do you know the billions of dollars that has gone into the stabilization of the cedi? Yet, our currency is ranked worst in Africa.
All I'm saying is, the fundamental should be tackled to give Ghana permanency. Instead of window dressing the surface just to look good in the eyes of the people. Very soon the gold will finish in the soil. Where do we go then?
Blaze Word Assem. 9 hours ago

Was the billions hand out to freely to Ghanaians or party supporters? As you said , it was used to stabilize the cedi, and importers and businessmen benefited. What's your beef? Your economic theory of allowing the cedi to r ...
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Was the billions hand out to freely to Ghanaians or party supporters? As you said , it was used to stabilize the cedi, and importers and businessmen benefited. What's your beef? Your economic theory of allowing the cedi to run naturally is borne out of ignorance. All the world major currencies are managed by their respective central bank governors. It should not surprise you the world bank and imf are on board and I should say surprised by the turn of events. The NPP wishes for the economy to tank and the cedi running through the roof for their quest to come back to power and continue their stealing spree have now been defeated. Its only devils who wish misfortune for others, so as they can shine, you'll be ashamed of yourself.
D White 9 hours ago

After this you will come give a negative report to raise tensions in our beloved country

After this you will come give a negative report to raise tensions in our beloved country

JB Tetteh 8 hours ago

Forson for President 2028.

Forson for President 2028.
O! Man 7 hours ago

Liars,double tongue ,deadly and cunning like the senpent .Only a very naive and ignorant African shall listen to these guys.

Next week or a months time they through their overt and covert security organisations will plant ...
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Liars,double tongue ,deadly and cunning like the senpent .Only a very naive and ignorant African shall listen to these guys.

Next week or a months time they through their overt and covert security organisations will plant another contrary report degrading Ghana Cedis as the weakest currency in Africa.

We don't need these guys Africa learn
That day 7 hours ago

As if BUT not,
Imf is green snake nder grass.as if they wish good for us

As if BUT not,
Imf is green snake nder grass.as if they wish good for us
Fireman 5 hours ago

Our next president. Man with integrity not like some fugitives we know...

Our next president. Man with integrity not like some fugitives we know...
Great one 4 hours ago

Same guys describe Ghana cedi as worse performing currency, you ride with them, you end up in a ditch, just walk into the market and survey, don't be deceived by these stray talks

Same guys describe Ghana cedi as worse performing currency, you ride with them, you end up in a ditch, just walk into the market and survey, don't be deceived by these stray talks

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