Ghana open to business again - Akufo-Addo

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samuel azumah 8 years ago

let us wait and see

let us wait and see
Abro. 8 years ago

YES, THIS GOV'T WILL REDUCE TAXES AND MAKE IT BEARABLE FOR IMPORTERS
I HAVE ALL MY CARS PARKED IN HOUSTON AND READY TO SEND THEM HOME AS SOON AS THE GOV'T COMES OUT WITH A NEW TAX OUTLINE.

YES, THIS GOV'T WILL REDUCE TAXES AND MAKE IT BEARABLE FOR IMPORTERS
I HAVE ALL MY CARS PARKED IN HOUSTON AND READY TO SEND THEM HOME AS SOON AS THE GOV'T COMES OUT WITH A NEW TAX OUTLINE.
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samuel azumah 8 years ago

let us wait and see

let us wait and see
samuel azumah 8 years ago

let us wait and see

let us wait and see
K B. 8 years ago

Nana to boast agriculture and cocoa production all galamsey operations in country must first stop.operation feed Ghana programs must introduce to boast agricultural production.

Nana to boast agriculture and cocoa production all galamsey operations in country must first stop.operation feed Ghana programs must introduce to boast agricultural production.
kwaku Asare 8 years ago

Cocain business or what

Cocain business or what
Kwasi 8 years ago

Exactly,that's the meaning.His brother in law will be the minister for Cocaine and Wee production.He will also get free daily supply before cabinet meetings.

Exactly,that's the meaning.His brother in law will be the minister for Cocaine and Wee production.He will also get free daily supply before cabinet meetings.
Ghana Man 8 years ago

wo ye aboa bi ba

wo ye aboa bi ba
Nana kwame 8 years ago

You see how gullible some ghanaians are???

You see how gullible some ghanaians are???

Edward 8 years ago

So was Ghana ever closed for business. These people always think they better than the rest of us..

So was Ghana ever closed for business. These people always think they better than the rest of us..
Asare Bediako 8 years ago

You took the words out of my mouth.... lol

You took the words out of my mouth.... lol
mr amin 8 years ago

The value of the cedi is crucial for businesses our purchasing power will determine job creation, depreciation of the cedi could bring your govt down.

The value of the cedi is crucial for businesses our purchasing power will determine job creation, depreciation of the cedi could bring your govt down.
Yaw 8 years ago

The divisive politics has begun. So was Ghana closed to business during the 8 year rule of the ndc?

The divisive politics has begun. So was Ghana closed to business during the 8 year rule of the ndc?
Paapidi 8 years ago

You are obviously a simplistic thinker.

You are obviously a simplistic thinker.
Ghana Man 8 years ago

Nonsense the answer is yes.

Nonsense the answer is yes.
cyrus walsh 8 years ago

talk die3 is cheap...we r there wait to see your delivery..

talk die3 is cheap...we r there wait to see your delivery..
Ghanaian 8 years ago

My advice to the new Ghana government is to be sensitive to those Ghanaians who reside in abroad, in terms of taxes at the ports so that they can also contribute to the growth of the economy. So that your work will be easier ...
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My advice to the new Ghana government is to be sensitive to those Ghanaians who reside in abroad, in terms of taxes at the ports so that they can also contribute to the growth of the economy. So that your work will be easier for you.
If you reduce those unnecessary taxes that Mahama incurred on people sending thongs into our own country we will help in the development you want to happen in the country.
How can you pay Ghc30,000 tax on a car you bought for £5000,where on Earth have you heard of such kind of tax ,except in NDC government in Ghana.
Those cars are not overaged that would have been reasonable.
We have so many machines that can help in small scale industry, but the taxes.
nana, ga 8 years ago

Pls, remember that the economy will take some time to pick up. I am even more concern about import duties at the Team harbour. The taxes are too high and if these taxes are put into good use then that's fine, but the govt sho ...
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Pls, remember that the economy will take some time to pick up. I am even more concern about import duties at the Team harbour. The taxes are too high and if these taxes are put into good use then that's fine, but the govt should look into that for more jobs to be created by potential investors
Rene london 8 years ago

Samuel Azumah, you will see, you will see , you will see, and you will be in awe, you will be in awe, you will be in awe, of what president Akuffo Addo and the NPP government will do, and how Ghana's economy will turn around ...
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Samuel Azumah, you will see, you will see , you will see, and you will be in awe, you will be in awe, you will be in awe, of what president Akuffo Addo and the NPP government will do, and how Ghana's economy will turn around for the better in a short spate of time!
Why send your comments through three times?

Nana Thiefman 8 years ago

Akuffo Addo is relying on revenue from TEIN to carry out his promises of free education, allowances, reduction of taxes, etc. It is not easy to provide free services like a communist country.

Akuffo Addo is relying on revenue from TEIN to carry out his promises of free education, allowances, reduction of taxes, etc. It is not easy to provide free services like a communist country.
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Joan addo kumasigirl 8 years ago

Now that Ghana is open for business again Ghanaians are worried for such business because everywhere will be cocaine market Wii asemoooo we live to npp cocain barons

Now that Ghana is open for business again Ghanaians are worried for such business because everywhere will be cocaine market Wii asemoooo we live to npp cocain barons
jennifer 8 years ago

FUNNY TALK. ,WAS GHANA CLOSE FOR BUSINESS ? GIVE AS A BREAK.

FUNNY TALK. ,WAS GHANA CLOSE FOR BUSINESS ? GIVE AS A BREAK.
Military Man 8 years ago

Are serious with that question?

Did YOU try importing anything into or exporting anything to GHANA as a small business man or woman under clownish Mahama and his thieving gang the NDC?

Taxes alone made some of us abando ...
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Are serious with that question?

Did YOU try importing anything into or exporting anything to GHANA as a small business man or woman under clownish Mahama and his thieving gang the NDC?

Taxes alone made some of us abandon our plans of setting up businesses in Ghana.
Corrupt port officials who are bent on seizing cars and other items are nothing new in Ghana but under the NDC, it was an open war on exporters especially for overseas Ghanaians trying to come home and set up small scale businesses.... not to mention the cops on our highways who after paying for all those hefty taxes at the ports, also harass you to give the 'iced water money' anytime you crossed a police check point or barrier.

So you tell me who should you break. Ghana is the one that needs a break and it looks like it just might happen.
ghanaman 8 years ago

THIS BUSINESS TALK IS ALL ABOUT FLOOD OUR MARKET WITH ILLICT DRUGS FEED OUR YOUTH. WE ARE WATCHING YOU PEOPLE. ,FOR SURE I PROMISED.

THIS BUSINESS TALK IS ALL ABOUT FLOOD OUR MARKET WITH ILLICT DRUGS FEED OUR YOUTH. WE ARE WATCHING YOU PEOPLE. ,FOR SURE I PROMISED.
Godsent Atopahene 8 years ago

Just last week,Buhari increased tax on cement import from 10% to40% to prevent importation and help the local cement industry.Nana Addo must also increase tax on Dangote cement import to 40% to prevent Diamond Ghacem from co ...
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Just last week,Buhari increased tax on cement import from 10% to40% to prevent importation and help the local cement industry.Nana Addo must also increase tax on Dangote cement import to 40% to prevent Diamond Ghacem from colapse.Dangote is a greedy man.He has killed many industries in Nigeria here.A word to the wise.
fairplay 8 years ago

Under the Mahama govt many new private businesses were brought into this country. Just look at the number of airlines that return into the country. Gold refinery, shoe and sugar factories revamped. Rice production was increas ...
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Under the Mahama govt many new private businesses were brought into this country. Just look at the number of airlines that return into the country. Gold refinery, shoe and sugar factories revamped. Rice production was increased by 30% by private companies. Pharmaceutical companies were supported. Were these not businesses. Was Ghana ever closed to business? These empty words do not create business opportunities. Kuffour talked about zero tolerance of corruption but he ended up collecting the grafts right in the castle then. Ghana has been opened to business all along. Only that the NDC govt did not open up for drug business.
Nyameyede 8 years ago

Ghana is opened to the drug barons as a cocaine hub nd coast as usual. The flood gates are opened by Nana Akufo Ado.

Ghana is opened to the drug barons as a cocaine hub nd coast as usual. The flood gates are opened by Nana Akufo Ado.

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