Africa loses $528.9 billion to illicit transfers in a decade

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ELINAM 10 years ago

SOURCE: ALL AFRICA.COM
Africa is a sole creditor to EU/USA/Australia.

$1.4 TRILLION BORROWED/STOLEN from 1980 to 2009.
IS AFRICA POOR AND WHY ARE WE POOR?
60% OF WORLD arable Land in Africa
12% OF WORLD Oil Reserves i ...
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SOURCE: ALL AFRICA.COM
Africa is a sole creditor to EU/USA/Australia.

$1.4 TRILLION BORROWED/STOLEN from 1980 to 2009.
IS AFRICA POOR AND WHY ARE WE POOR?
60% OF WORLD arable Land in Africa
12% OF WORLD Oil Reserves in Africa
42% OF WORLD Gold Resreves in Africa
90% OF WORLD CROMIUM/PLATITINUM
90% OF WORLD RAER EARTH MINERAL for
plasma TV/Cell phones /tablets.
ELINAM 10 years ago

France has forced the so-called francophone jimi jimi nations to deposit their foreign reserves in French Central Bank in Europe and used as a collateral to borrow funds for bankrupted Spain,Portugal, Italy and Greece. It was ...
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France has forced the so-called francophone jimi jimi nations to deposit their foreign reserves in French Central Bank in Europe and used as a collateral to borrow funds for bankrupted Spain,Portugal, Italy and Greece. It was risky and the details were not corresponded to the jimi jimi nations in west and central Africans.
France has been using this money since the 1960s to borrow back to African nations including cowardly Ghana with high interest and give only pea nut percent of one half percent to the jimi jimi nations.
REFUSING TO STAND AS MEN DUE TO OUR COWARDLY UNEDUCATED SHEMALES ELITES IS GONNA KILL ALL OF US SOONER OR LATTER.
Oba Nyansani Baako Pe ln Ghana! 10 years ago

The AU chairman that is John Dramani Mahama as a thief president of Ghana is their leader. He is the one who loaded GOLD full of aircraft to go into Iran but the plane went to Turkey and the substance was confiscated by the T ...
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The AU chairman that is John Dramani Mahama as a thief president of Ghana is their leader. He is the one who loaded GOLD full of aircraft to go into Iran but the plane went to Turkey and the substance was confiscated by the Turkey civil aviation and the president went there by himself and shook his shoulders to them that hi! I am the president of Ghana allow the aircraft to take off. How much do you want to charge me for? That is Africa for us! We are all animals period.
kweks 10 years ago

Liar! NPP why do you lie like that? Its part of your DNA. You pride yourselves as the businessmen. Kennedy Agyepong said 85% of businesses do powder. Now that powder trade is not allowed our FX rate is suffering. ohh NPP! We ...
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Liar! NPP why do you lie like that? Its part of your DNA. You pride yourselves as the businessmen. Kennedy Agyepong said 85% of businesses do powder. Now that powder trade is not allowed our FX rate is suffering. ohh NPP! We will fix the exchange rate challenges without powder. Ghana will be free forever. Praise God!
mensah abrampa 10 years ago

Elinam, we're poor by choice because we're short sighted, greedy, selfish and narrow minded. Inter tribal rivalry, bigotry and feuding are perhaps the greatest inhibitors to national unity and development.
In 1983, a group ...
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Elinam, we're poor by choice because we're short sighted, greedy, selfish and narrow minded. Inter tribal rivalry, bigotry and feuding are perhaps the greatest inhibitors to national unity and development.
In 1983, a group of curious Israeli citizens then resident in Madina, Accra asked me if it is true we have gold and diamond. When I answered with an obvious yes the follow-up question was: "then why are you so poor? " This last question and its answer caused me a huge embarrassment and deflation of my ego.
We support politicians not because of their personal integrity, competence and patriotism but because "we're both from the same tribe". We support and defend murderers and both pen and armed robbers even when they steal millions of dollars from the national coffers and make everyone poor. I'm not picking on any particular tribe because we're not any different from each other but why in God's name will our president choose someone who has publicly declared that his allegiance to tribe comes before allegiance to nation as chairman of council of state?
Mobutu Sese Seko became a walking bank from hundreds of millions he stole from his country, making his nation one of the poorest in the world yet he had full support from his tribe.
In Africa we don't care how you make your money. The end justifies the means policy has hardly iimpacted African nations for good because it leads us to reap where we've not sowed.
There's no incentive for hard work because we're used to seeing people getting super rich who have no industries. Their industries are their connections in government yet we ask no questions and allow people to get away with crime.
Then we're quick to help foreigners enrich themselves at our expense if only they will give us "something small" as a reward.
We need a shift in mentality, a paradigm shift in the way we protect our national assets and the way we conduct our personal and national businesses.
DusTY-FooT-pHiloSophER 10 years ago

For quite a while now, this above comment of yours stands out as the best so far coming from you and devoid of the usual political blame game you often display in here. At least, I can say that I enjoyed reading it. Chapeau!

For quite a while now, this above comment of yours stands out as the best so far coming from you and devoid of the usual political blame game you often display in here. At least, I can say that I enjoyed reading it. Chapeau!
Douglas Baba 10 years ago

Good initiative by the African Civil Society Circle. But a lot of efforts are required in achieving this as most African leaders are corrupt and wouldn't want to succumb to these initiatives. However, this initiative is the f ...
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Good initiative by the African Civil Society Circle. But a lot of efforts are required in achieving this as most African leaders are corrupt and wouldn't want to succumb to these initiatives. However, this initiative is the first step in right direction while hoping that one day good results would emerge
Togbe K. Agbenyo 10 years ago

This is a good studies that have been conducted. The first step is strong cooperation among African countries to fight the crime. Secondly, the need for radical reforms of Africa Institutions to making them effective and effi ...
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This is a good studies that have been conducted. The first step is strong cooperation among African countries to fight the crime. Secondly, the need for radical reforms of Africa Institutions to making them effective and efficient. Finally, and most importantly reforming of the mindset of our people to be right. I always say the right mindset is the foundation upon which we will build a stronger Nation and a Continent.
ELINAM 10 years ago

Liberation of the MIND and paradigm shift is a must or else we should forget it.
Those who are stealing us are the ones we want to emulate learn from, their twisted religion concept and form of rulership (democrazy)?

"... ...
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Liberation of the MIND and paradigm shift is a must or else we should forget it.
Those who are stealing us are the ones we want to emulate learn from, their twisted religion concept and form of rulership (democrazy)?

"....none but ourselves can free our minds"

Bob Marley in Redemption Song
United Ghana 10 years ago

Hear hear

Hear hear

Plasma Kote 10 years ago

You expect change....?????, Try to stop the BRIBERY and the CORRUPTION

You expect change....?????, Try to stop the BRIBERY and the CORRUPTION
The mask 10 years ago

The economy is hitting many families hard and many have run out of ideas.

Boachsoft Finance 2012 software, developed in East Akim Municipality (Akyem-Maase and Bunso) in the Eastern Region of Ghana and in Accra/Sakumono, i ...
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The economy is hitting many families hard and many have run out of ideas.

Boachsoft Finance 2012 software, developed in East Akim Municipality (Akyem-Maase and Bunso) in the Eastern Region of Ghana and in Accra/Sakumono, is helping many families across the globe to balance the family budget, amortize loans and save for the future.

The next version is set to be released in December 2016. Use only the 2012 version.

For more information on managing family finances read the following articles:

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United Ghana 10 years ago

They needed to emphasise the collusion of western banking institutions in this matter. Money laundering laws do not seem to apply to transfers from Africa

They needed to emphasise the collusion of western banking institutions in this matter. Money laundering laws do not seem to apply to transfers from Africa
Kofi vs. Kwame 10 years ago

Have you ever entered a Western Union Transfer Office in order not to receive, but to send money abroad?
Just try it and you will understand why foreign Investors avoid Ghana.
Sending profits out of Ghana is almost impossib ...
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Have you ever entered a Western Union Transfer Office in order not to receive, but to send money abroad?
Just try it and you will understand why foreign Investors avoid Ghana.
Sending profits out of Ghana is almost impossible or very expensive (via the B.O.G)In a Globalised world, money have to be enabled to flow freely 24/7. Ghana does not understand that.
The motto is: "Come and invest...but take nothing out!" A bad system, isn`t it?
LARYEAH 10 years ago

GHANA NEEDS A FEDERATED SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT!

GHANA NEEDS A FEDERATED SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT!
kweks 10 years ago

See this NPP tribal man! An Osafo Marfo thinker. We are too small for that. Its one Ghana. We just have to be smart and work hard. JM is a great leader. Support him and stop grumbling snd you will be fine

See this NPP tribal man! An Osafo Marfo thinker. We are too small for that. Its one Ghana. We just have to be smart and work hard. JM is a great leader. Support him and stop grumbling snd you will be fine

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