Organised Labour hints of demo over utility tariff increase

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• COS90 11 years ago

  This dr.k.asamoah is not nationalist to ghanaian sociaty. as a tuc chairman he always mastermind demonstration, so when did UP NPP will stop their primitive, barbaric act in order to move ghana forward? dr.kofi asamoah wants ...
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  This dr.k.asamoah is not nationalist to ghanaian sociaty. as a tuc chairman he always mastermind demonstration, so when did UP NPP will stop their primitive, barbaric act in order to move ghana forward? dr.kofi asamoah wants to use workers to make the current ungovernable but he wil fail 100%.

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• DAN 11 years ago

  I KNOW YOU LIKE LIGHTS OUT SO YOU CAN'T SEE THE VICE PRESIDENT DRILLING YOUR ANUS

  I KNOW YOU LIKE LIGHTS OUT SO YOU CAN'T SEE THE VICE PRESIDENT DRILLING YOUR ANUS

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• Best Teacher 11 years ago

  I'm sorry i can't support a leadership that stays on the fence only to reactively make unnecessary noise.Tweaa unnecessary demo.
  TUC is a useless bunch of corrupt leaders.

  I'm sorry i can't support a leadership that stays on the fence only to reactively make unnecessary noise.Tweaa unnecessary demo.
  TUC is a useless bunch of corrupt leaders.

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• DAN 11 years ago

  my electric bill is usa for 1 month is only $50(150 cedi) for enough power for 2 computers.fridge,tv,lites. clothes washer,stove,microwave.sometimes the ac...331 kilo watts

  my electric bill is usa for 1 month is only $50(150 cedi) for enough power for 2 computers.fridge,tv,lites. clothes washer,stove,microwave.sometimes the ac...331 kilo watts

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• The mask 11 years ago

  VRA, ECG and other power producers in the country must charge electricity in kilowatt hours. How much is 1 kilowatt hour of electricity??
  
  It is said that while some districts pay high electricity tariffs others pay next to ...
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  VRA, ECG and other power producers in the country must charge electricity in kilowatt hours. How much is 1 kilowatt hour of electricity??
  
  It is said that while some districts pay high electricity tariffs others pay next to nothing. It is also said that within the same neighborhoods in the Accra/Tema Megapolis tariffs vary from house to house.

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• DAN 11 years ago

  its not metric i used 331 kilo watts for $50(150 cedi) in 1 month...

  its not metric i used 331 kilo watts for $50(150 cedi) in 1 month...

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• ALREADY 11 years ago

  The day PURC announced this, there should have been a massive, spontaneous uprising and the demo is needed like already. Ghana will not have a gov't that loots and expects the citizenry to bear the hardships of that thievery. ...
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  The day PURC announced this, there should have been a massive, spontaneous uprising and the demo is needed like already. Ghana will not have a gov't that loots and expects the citizenry to bear the hardships of that thievery. The NDC gov't should go and bring back the looted funds like already.

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• JAMES Y 11 years ago

  Gov't must not give in against bullying by the TUC. Major investment needed for provision of electricity and water for the benefit of the masses would not be realised if tariffs are kept low to the extent of making it unprofi ...
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  Gov't must not give in against bullying by the TUC. Major investment needed for provision of electricity and water for the benefit of the masses would not be realised if tariffs are kept low to the extent of making it unprofitable for private investors. Ghanaians must be aware that utility charges everywhere in the world have been increasing; they are too low in Ghana, it is not worth investing in them.

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• YES 11 years ago

  A gov't can loot over $5billion dollars within 3months of an election year, whilst critical infrastructure like badly needed energy to jumpstart any manufacturing and industrial growth has not been addressed, and turn around ...
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  A gov't can loot over $5billion dollars within 3months of an election year, whilst critical infrastructure like badly needed energy to jumpstart any manufacturing and industrial growth has not been addressed, and turn around to increase utility prices on a whim, even when the utility service provision is very poor or at best non-existent, and expects the citizenry to just sit there like lame ducks, should have another thing coming.

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