CPA suit leaves tariff hikes in limbo

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Domokrakye 10 years ago

Democracy is killing Ghana. Everything is reduced to political football even when it is obvious that the noise is judt that.

Democracy is killing Ghana. Everything is reduced to political football even when it is obvious that the noise is judt that.
koohia 10 years ago

Even if you are suppose to pay the full for that generator. Ask yourself, has it start producing yet? So what are they charging for its not yet serving you. Think outside the box

Even if you are suppose to pay the full for that generator. Ask yourself, has it start producing yet? So what are they charging for its not yet serving you. Think outside the box
OLD SOLDIER 10 years ago

Author:-Mahmoud...
Ghanaians are visibly yearning for a change to liberate themselves from the corrupt nation wreckers' party which has brought untold hardship on them.

NPP party, on the other hand, has what it takes to ...
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Author:-Mahmoud...
Ghanaians are visibly yearning for a change to liberate themselves from the corrupt nation wreckers' party which has brought untold hardship on them.

NPP party, on the other hand, has what it takes to save the nation from the sinking ship, and fully prepared to take over from the NDC con men democratically through free and fair elections.

Their water-gating tactics will not save them because Ghanaians have seen the light, and their attempt to divert their attention from the real issues confronting the nation will backfire on them
Bosasra 10 years ago

Your effort to halt this useless increase in the tariffs of these basic services, through the court system, without a corresponding improvement in the service delivery is highly commendable. We thank you for being the paladin ...
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Your effort to halt this useless increase in the tariffs of these basic services, through the court system, without a corresponding improvement in the service delivery is highly commendable. We thank you for being the paladin of the masses. May God bless you and protect you!
OLD SOLDIER 10 years ago

AUTHOR: MARTIN A.B.K. AMIDU....

It would appear that those in control of the NDC, for the time being, were bent on excluding other bona fide members of the Party who may wish to lay democratic claims to who becomes the nex ...
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AUTHOR: MARTIN A.B.K. AMIDU....

It would appear that those in control of the NDC, for the time being, were bent on excluding other bona fide members of the Party who may wish to lay democratic claims to who becomes the next flag bearer of the Party by excluding them even before the mortal remains of the demised President were interred. It is also symptomatic of how political party elites in Ghana and Africa worm their way into the confidences of persons perceived as likely to ascend to power positions for purposes of eventual personal economic gain at the expense of the generality of the mass of Party members and the Nation which every President swears to serve under the Constitution
Uncle Pee 10 years ago

Parliamentarians should emulate the example of the Consumer Protection Agency (CPA) to curb the insanity of government policies. What sense does it make to increase the prices of a service (electricity) you're not providing?

Parliamentarians should emulate the example of the Consumer Protection Agency (CPA) to curb the insanity of government policies. What sense does it make to increase the prices of a service (electricity) you're not providing?
Ernest 10 years ago

CPA is a just toothless bulldog, this suit will amount to nothing. Already the signals are that the court process itself is flawed. The CPA should rather go after the OMCs who're fleecing the public. I wish them luck though

CPA is a just toothless bulldog, this suit will amount to nothing. Already the signals are that the court process itself is flawed. The CPA should rather go after the OMCs who're fleecing the public. I wish them luck though
Okuani kwame 10 years ago

Good work done,Kofi

Good work done,Kofi
me 10 years ago

It kicked off yesterday and the most worrying thing is that 14 wasn't the effective date but rather they back dated it to 1st December...that means if you buy credit today n point it to the metre it will consume the credit an ...
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It kicked off yesterday and the most worrying thing is that 14 wasn't the effective date but rather they back dated it to 1st December...that means if you buy credit today n point it to the metre it will consume the credit and tell u ,u are in arrears...it was hell yesterday at the ECG office at makola...you just buy hundred(100) ghana and your metre says u left with negative balance....please kofi do your homework well cos is a reality n is in effect.....
Papa Yaw 10 years ago

No

No

Ernest 10 years ago

Papa Yaw, you're just an idiot; don't waste the resources of this forum if you have nothing to contribute, an arse u are!!

Papa Yaw, you're just an idiot; don't waste the resources of this forum if you have nothing to contribute, an arse u are!!
sulley 10 years ago

Congrat to KAPITO good work done, if every citizen who is in good position to should be like KAPITO Ghana would have been a good country with no issues, BRAVO KAPITO

Congrat to KAPITO good work done, if every citizen who is in good position to should be like KAPITO Ghana would have been a good country with no issues, BRAVO KAPITO
Papa 10 years ago

God bless u man. GH needs pple like u. God bless u sir

God bless u man. GH needs pple like u. God bless u sir
Anaafo 10 years ago

WELL DONE CAPITO

WELL DONE CAPITO

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