Mahama blames economic mismanagement for Ghana's investor exodus, promises tax cuts

Read Comments Comments (5)

• Emily 1 year ago

  John Mahama all the way teachers are suffering market women are suffering doctors are suffering Ghanaian are suffering teacher trainees are suffering drivers are suffering contractors are suffering

  John Mahama all the way teachers are suffering market women are suffering doctors are suffering Ghanaian are suffering teacher trainees are suffering drivers are suffering contractors are suffering

  reply
• Joe 1 year ago

  TRULY, WE ARE A FRUSTRATED COUNTRY WITH FRUSTRATED PEOPLE. NOTHING SEEMS TO WORK, AS GHANA SLOWLY GRINDS TO A HALT. NO LONG TERM POLICIES, NO WELL DEFINED DIRECTION. 'LET ME TRY ATTITUDE ' DOES NOT BUILD OR DEVELOP A NATION.

  TRULY, WE ARE A FRUSTRATED COUNTRY WITH FRUSTRATED PEOPLE. NOTHING SEEMS TO WORK, AS GHANA SLOWLY GRINDS TO A HALT. NO LONG TERM POLICIES, NO WELL DEFINED DIRECTION. 'LET ME TRY ATTITUDE ' DOES NOT BUILD OR DEVELOP A NATION.

  reply
• GOLD 1 year ago

  ALL PREVIOUS GOVERNMENTS MISMANAGED GHANAS ECONOMY,HENCE THE PRESENT SITUATION!!!!!!!
  ENFORCE STRICT ACCOUNTABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY,PERIOD!!!!!!!
  WITH SO MUCH GOD-GIVEN NATURAL RESOURCES,THERE IS NO EXCUSE TO RELY ON FOREI ...
  read full comment

  ALL PREVIOUS GOVERNMENTS MISMANAGED GHANAS ECONOMY,HENCE THE PRESENT SITUATION!!!!!!!
  ENFORCE STRICT ACCOUNTABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY,PERIOD!!!!!!!
  WITH SO MUCH GOD-GIVEN NATURAL RESOURCES,THERE IS NO EXCUSE TO RELY ON FOREIGN INVESTMENTS OR WHATEVER,AS NOTHING COMES FOR FREE!!!!!!!!!!!!

  reply
• Abena DAPAAH is a THIEF 1 year ago

  Brazil has made a determination to increase tilapia production in the last decade, and this has brought about very significant impact in their aquaculture industry. "Production of tilapia has jumped 103 percent over the past ...
  read full comment

  Brazil has made a determination to increase tilapia production in the last decade, and this has brought about very significant impact in their aquaculture industry. "Production of tilapia has jumped 103 percent over the past decade, Peixe BR said, turning the country into a major global tilapia-producing player over the time frame". Ghana has a similar climate and an enabling condition to expand our aquaculture industry, but as usual, lack of policy direction leads us chasing our tails. Are we a serious country besides people like Abena Dapaah dipping their hands in the national coffers?

  reply
• Fuudian lomotey 1 year ago

  John mahama gyimiifoo kromfoo kwasia mpanin bi ba ofui

  John mahama gyimiifoo kromfoo kwasia mpanin bi ba ofui

  reply