US won't impose ECG privatisation on Ghana – Ambassador Cretz

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cha 10 years ago

If we had competent president and team we wouldnt be having this discussion about ECG with foriegners

If we had competent president and team we wouldnt be having this discussion about ECG with foriegners
gh 10 years ago

do it now, Mr. Ghana is sufferung

do it now, Mr. Ghana is sufferung
Ghfuo: Be Bad &hang nyantakyi, NOW! 10 years ago

This is what gh govt must do. Ideally, the regional govts should be assuming control in maximizing their energy parlance. Then again, Ghana is run like a communist country

This is what gh govt must do. Ideally, the regional govts should be assuming control in maximizing their energy parlance. Then again, Ghana is run like a communist country
BBC NEWS! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 10 years ago

Npp Motorbikes and bungalows thieves must blame themselves for presenting the same rotten tomatoes Nana Akanfo binaddo.

Npp Motorbikes and bungalows thieves must blame themselves for presenting the same rotten tomatoes Nana Akanfo binaddo.
DAN 10 years ago

go back castle and let the VP finish drilling your anus

go back castle and let the VP finish drilling your anus
DUNAMIS 10 years ago

who said it is for sale?

who said it is for sale?
CORNEY 10 years ago

Even if iit is for sale let us go for it to maintain efficiency in that organization which has become a Father Christmas for many of the workers who sit in the offices to enjoy big bonuses riding in expensive cars while th ...
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Even if iit is for sale let us go for it to maintain efficiency in that organization which has become a Father Christmas for many of the workers who sit in the offices to enjoy big bonuses riding in expensive cars while the masses remain in darkness.
TRUTH PREACHER 10 years ago

I hope the people of Ghana can now perceive what we´ve been saying eversince Mahama was declared a winner of the 2012 Election ruled by Justice Atuguba .The election was surely manupulated by the US Government using greyhou ...
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I hope the people of Ghana can now perceive what we´ve been saying eversince Mahama was declared a winner of the 2012 Election ruled by Justice Atuguba .The election was surely manupulated by the US Government using greyhound Mahama and his ignorant Ministers to pave way for them to come in for another LOOTING ,which they did after using Afrifa and Kotoka and Co to overthrow our God given Leader Dr.Nkrumah.The question here is what for heaven sake has the US Ambassador to do with our internal affairs. If Mahama and his NDC Novices are blind, the rest of Ghanaians are not, for we´re watching you all and we know whats going on.
danny 10 years ago

FOOL!

FOOL!
DAN 10 years ago

Even the Ghanians in America won't support their familys so why would USA gov.. gave a damn about you monkeys

Even the Ghanians in America won't support their familys so why would USA gov.. gave a damn about you monkeys

gh 10 years ago

do it now to safe Mr. ghanas meat

do it now to safe Mr. ghanas meat
KSO 10 years ago

The US needs to provide serious guidance to Ghana as to how this PPP is to be implemented. The PPP initiative has been successfully implemented by the US government to provide for Military Base housing construction, power/ele ...
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The US needs to provide serious guidance to Ghana as to how this PPP is to be implemented. The PPP initiative has been successfully implemented by the US government to provide for Military Base housing construction, power/electricity generation, etc. and it has worked VERY WELL in the US. Ghana definitely needs expert advice in the implementation of this project otherwise, I am afraid the funds will be WASTED!
Ipad 10 years ago

The ECG workers against any form of privatisation - do they use and enjoy the value added on Ghaba telecom going private? Have they sat down to analyse what Ghaba telecom provided before privatisation and what we have today? ...
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The ECG workers against any form of privatisation - do they use and enjoy the value added on Ghaba telecom going private? Have they sat down to analyse what Ghaba telecom provided before privatisation and what we have today? Are they mad not want to have the private sector take over the ECG? I just can't belive it. Very crazy guys, incompetent, myopic and stupid ECG workers. They are running the country down single handedly.
Waaluk 10 years ago

Private sector means, enhancing shareholders interests, poor working conditions as the Unions position will be severely curtailed, environmental degradation, there is possible redundancies when a multinational cooperation wi ...
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Private sector means, enhancing shareholders interests, poor working conditions as the Unions position will be severely curtailed, environmental degradation, there is possible redundancies when a multinational cooperation with relatively more clout is a stakeholder. Ipad, please don't be too hard on the workers because the ramifications are more complex than you probably can see. In the case of environmental hazards, it is the government which will pick up the pieces.
DAN 10 years ago

I'M A TEAMSTERS UNION MECHANIC AND MAKE $22 PER HOUR, OVERTIME AFTER 8 HOURS AND HAVE 3 WEEKS VACATION AFTER WORKING 10 YEARS..OUR COMPANY HAS TO PAY FOR UNIFORMS AND STEEL TOE BOOTS...cHINA IS THE epa HAZARD!

I'M A TEAMSTERS UNION MECHANIC AND MAKE $22 PER HOUR, OVERTIME AFTER 8 HOURS AND HAVE 3 WEEKS VACATION AFTER WORKING 10 YEARS..OUR COMPANY HAS TO PAY FOR UNIFORMS AND STEEL TOE BOOTS...cHINA IS THE epa HAZARD!
OMANBA 10 years ago

Go to America and Europe to see how the poor are suffering under capitalism.Capitalism has no sympathy for the poor.The poor in Ghana must be careful about the influence of America in how the economy of Ghana is directed.It i ...
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Go to America and Europe to see how the poor are suffering under capitalism.Capitalism has no sympathy for the poor.The poor in Ghana must be careful about the influence of America in how the economy of Ghana is directed.It is the majority poor in Ghana who will suffer from the western brand of capitalism which favour only the few powerful and rich.
DAN 10 years ago

NIGGER FOOL CRY ALL YOU LIKE--BUT REMEMBER ANYBODY ABOVE 65 YEARS OF AGE IN USA US GETTING $500 OR MORE PER MONTH GOV PENSION, MEDICARE(NHIS) AND IF THE ARE DISABLED, DISABILTY PAYMENTS OF AROUND SAME AMOUNT....ONLY HOMELESS ...
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NIGGER FOOL CRY ALL YOU LIKE--BUT REMEMBER ANYBODY ABOVE 65 YEARS OF AGE IN USA US GETTING $500 OR MORE PER MONTH GOV PENSION, MEDICARE(NHIS) AND IF THE ARE DISABLED, DISABILTY PAYMENTS OF AROUND SAME AMOUNT....ONLY HOMELESS DRUNKS ARE POOR...SINGLE WOMEN WITH CHILDREN, INCLUDING ILLEGAL ALIENS (GHANIANS/MEXICANS/NIGERIAS) HAVE MEDICAID TO TAKE CARE OF THEIR CHILDREN AND FOOD STAMPS TO PAY 90% OF THEIR GROCERY BILL...gO TO SUPERMARKETS IN amERICA AND YOU WILL SEE PEOPLE THAT ARE NOT EVEN LEGAL RESIDENTS OF usa OF CARTS FULL OF MEAT AND EGGS AND ONLY PAY SMALL AMOUNT OF CASH BECAUSE AMERICAN GOV PAYS FOR THEM...THINK AGAIN NIGGER!
Tetteh 10 years ago

ECG is bloated with useless workforce, lots of vehicles shuttling from chop bar to chop changing fuses for free aklpe and futu yet the consumer pays for unreliable power.

ECG is bloated with useless workforce, lots of vehicles shuttling from chop bar to chop changing fuses for free aklpe and futu yet the consumer pays for unreliable power.
forsonman snr 10 years ago

Privatization of ECG will be better for ghana and the economy as a whole since the government of ghana can't solve this power crisis for years. Secondly it will create jobs and improve the life of Ghanaians.This mahama admini ...
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Privatization of ECG will be better for ghana and the economy as a whole since the government of ghana can't solve this power crisis for years. Secondly it will create jobs and improve the life of Ghanaians.This mahama administration is full of crooks that's why ghana as been classified as one of the most corrupt nation on earth . unlike the United states 99 percent of businesses belongs to the private sector and because of corruption the government of ghana don't let things go like that
didier 10 years ago

please mr. ambassador, do not give the money to ghanaians. they will squander it. instead, have a US based firm build whatever is needed as was done with the N3 highway and hand it over. Never ever give the Ghana Gov't even ...
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please mr. ambassador, do not give the money to ghanaians. they will squander it. instead, have a US based firm build whatever is needed as was done with the N3 highway and hand it over. Never ever give the Ghana Gov't even dog food to feed your pet. SOmeone will either sell it, steal it or use it for their own purpose until the dog starves to death. Look at all the malfeasance around you in GHana. One cannot make it up. They floated the eurobond twice or thrice and what happened to the money?

>>> 10 years ago

I agree. Not a penny should be given to the thieving bastards of NDC. They will share the cash. Stinking goats!

I agree. Not a penny should be given to the thieving bastards of NDC. They will share the cash. Stinking goats!
obedii 10 years ago

Sell it, sell it and sell it again! For those of you complainig how many businesses does the United Sates own. They own nothing yet the US is a rich country that poor Ghana goes to for support. How do you think the US gets it ...
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Sell it, sell it and sell it again! For those of you complainig how many businesses does the United Sates own. They own nothing yet the US is a rich country that poor Ghana goes to for support. How do you think the US gets its money. They tax private enterprises and citizens. Ghana needs to just look at what the prosperous countries are doing and just do the same. To me this is a no brainer. Privatize everything and then let the govt of Ghana sit back and tax. After that lets see if the businesses will sit down and allow the CEO's to loot and mismanage the businesses. The Ghanaian wants to be emotional. Look at it from purely a business and efficiency stand point.
DAN 10 years ago

EVEN THE USA POSTAL SERVICE IS REQUIRE TO MAKE MONEY ON SALE OF STAMPS/POSTAGE

EVEN THE USA POSTAL SERVICE IS REQUIRE TO MAKE MONEY ON SALE OF STAMPS/POSTAGE
ugly akufo addo 10 years ago

like this ECG

like this ECG
DAN 10 years ago

WHY DOE YOU ALLOW A WHITE MAN TO RELEASE IN YOUR MOUTH FOR 1 CEDI?? OR FUCK YOUR ANUS THEN YOUR MOUTH FOR 1 CEDI + 1 PESAWA???? yOU CHEAP WHORE

WHY DOE YOU ALLOW A WHITE MAN TO RELEASE IN YOUR MOUTH FOR 1 CEDI?? OR FUCK YOUR ANUS THEN YOUR MOUTH FOR 1 CEDI + 1 PESAWA???? yOU CHEAP WHORE
Aseidu Kwasea 10 years ago

Keep close surveillance on these two guys .
They are dangerous than the party they belong.

Keep close surveillance on these two guys .
They are dangerous than the party they belong.
Darusuk 10 years ago

Sorry to say this 1 )since we cant solve our own problems someone have solve it ; because of Consumption no leader since they couldn't solve it all managers staffs corrupt.
2) we do everything in Ghana with politics that' ...
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Sorry to say this 1 )since we cant solve our own problems someone have solve it ; because of Consumption no leader since they couldn't solve it all managers staffs corrupt.
2) we do everything in Ghana with politics that's very very dangerous for future if we love our country Ghana we must put politic aside and do what could help Ghana forward .
let us stop blaming each other and find solution.to sell ECG is not good but is good for Ghanaian since our leaders cant help
GUY CHINOOK 10 years ago

The privatization of ECG was received with joy and did not caused public outrage. Please correct this in your write-up.

The privatization of ECG was received with joy and did not caused public outrage. Please correct this in your write-up.

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